MONTREAL – The City of Montreal is set to ban almost all cosmetic use of chemical pesticides, saying the new … Continue reading Montreal will ban chemical pesticides

VANCOUVER – B.C. First Nations are hoping the Supreme Court of Canada will uphold a ruling by the B.C. Court … Continue reading First Nations rights’ fight goes to Supreme Court

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is investigating chemicals in microwave popcorn that have been linked to a rare … Continue reading EPA studying microwave popcorn chemicals

TORONTO — The Ontario government is set to release a discussion paper Thursday and launch public consultations to help it … Continue reading Grits move to protect drinking water

TORONTO – For songbirds, the stress of trying to find food without becoming dinner can have life-long consequences similar to … Continue reading Hunt for food, avoiding predators stresses out sparrows

After nearly 30 years of mystery, government scientists believe they have found four rail-car tankers that vanished into coastal waters … Continue reading Find off B.C. may be tanks of chlorine

Toronto Continue reading Ontario audit targets environment, fraud

The government of Paul Martin should give U.S. President George W. Bush a warm welcome today — by insisting that … Continue reading Martin and Bush cold-shoulder Kyoto

OTTAWA, Nov. 26 /CNW Telbec/ – Shopping for a new vehicle that not only saves money on gas but also … Continue reading Canada’s Most Fuel-Efficient Vehicles for 2005 Announced Today

FREDERICTON Continue reading Fowlie says mine may be hurting wells