TORONTO, April 22 /CNW/ – Evergreen, EcoSuperior, Sudbury Better Beginnings Better Futures, Wildlife Habitat Canada (WHC) and the Regional Municipality … Continue reading Ontario’s Leading Urban Stewards recognized at Awards celebration & workshop
TORONTO, April 22 /CNW/ – Evergreen, EcoSuperior, Sudbury Better Beginnings Better Futures, Wildlife Habitat Canada (WHC) and the Regional Municipality … Continue reading Ontario's Leading Urban Stewards recognized at Awards celebration & workshop
VANCOUVER, April 21 /CNW/ – Metalex Products Ltd. of Richmond B.C. appeared in B.C. Provincial Court (Surrey) yesterday and pled … Continue reading Successful enforcement investigation results in court fine earmarked for wildlife protection
Edmonton – Buying a TV, cellphone or computer will soon cost a little more, once the province brings in a … Continue reading Province looks at recycling fees for electronics
YELLOWKNIFE – The N.W.T.'s environment review board wants the Mackenzie Valley pipeline project to undergo the highest level of environment … Continue reading MVEIRB quick to call for joint pipeline review
TORONTO, April 21 /CNW/ – Evergreen is awarding $105,000 in grants this year to 21 local organizations across the country … Continue reading 21 Urban Watershed Protection Groups will celebrate Earth Day with Receipt of Restoration Grants
A new Ice Age has been a favourite sci-fi weather theme for years, mentioned in works ranging from Jules Verne's … Continue reading Atlantic currents slowing
Canadian business leaders fear the country is heading toward an energy crisis that will harm operations and put the brakes … Continue reading Energy crisis could harm Canada: poll: Government urged to ** boost energy investment and cut foreign oil reliance
It's not surprising that Brian Piccioni in his study The Hydrogen Economy for BMO Nesbitt Burns has such a bearish … Continue reading Fuel cells go beyond cars
BRUSSELS, Belgium ? European countries start enforcing the world's strictest rules on labelling genetically-modified foods Sunday, but few such products … Continue reading EU rules on GM food labelling come into force
VANCOUVER – There are now 31 B.C. poultry farms infected with avian flu. http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2004/04/19/canada/avian040419 Continue reading More B.C. farms infected with bird flu
SAINT JOHN, N.B. – Around 40,000 residents of Saint John, N.B., may have to wait until Monday before an advisory … Continue reading Boil water advisory for Saint John
