OTTAWA, June 3 /CNW/ – The Board of Directors of Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC) is pleased to announce approval … Continue reading Sustainable Development Technology Canada Announces a Fourth Round of Funding – $32.4 million for Clean Technology Projects
Ottawa ? Stephen Harper?s Conservative Party is out of step with the 82% of Canadians who support the Kyoto Protocol … Continue reading 82% of Canadians Support Kyoto ? Harper Doesn?t
FREDERICTON – Researchers in New Brunswick are trying to preserve the endangered butternut tree before disease wipes it out in … Continue reading Frozen nuts may save endangered tree
IQALUIT – Nunavut has moved one step closer to having home-grown legislation protecting wildlife. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=byb-wildlifeact04062004 Continue reading Nunavut wildlife act could set an example
QUEBEC CITY – A new species of invasive crabs has recently been found near Quebec City and could spread from … Continue reading Invasive crabs worry biologists in Quebec
CALGARY, Alberta, – Hydro-Quebec awarded C$1.9 billion ($1.5 billion) in wind-power projects to two groups this week in a massive … Continue reading Quebec launches C$1.9 bln in wind power projects
VANCOUVER, Sept. 2 /CNW/ – The Honourable Stephen Owen, Minister of Western Economic Diversification Canada and Minister of State (Sport), … Continue reading Vancouver Aquarium Opens New Marine Mammal Rescue Centre
CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Power plant gets environmental OK
There's a place in east-central Saskatchewan called the "Mistatim Swamp" that's home to a variety of plants and wildlife including … Continue reading Saskatchewan protects more wildlife habitat
In its judgment, the Court of Appeal granted an appeal by Canadian Waste Services Inc. ("CWS") against a 2003 Divisional … Continue reading Court of Appeal Allows Richmond Landfill Expansion to Proceed through “Scoped” Environmental Assessment
