Getting too close to whales proves expensive
DUNCAN, B.C. – A former whale-watching operator from Victoria has been fined $6,500 for disturbing whales in Active Pass 18 … Continue reading Getting too close to whales proves expensive
DUNCAN, B.C. – A former whale-watching operator from Victoria has been fined $6,500 for disturbing whales in Active Pass 18 … Continue reading Getting too close to whales proves expensive
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. – Federal and provincial officials meet in Abbotsford on Monday to finalize their plans to destroy chickens and … Continue reading New bird disposal plan
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. – The provincial government says dead birds will only be dumped in landfills as a last resort Continue reading Government plans to compost dead birds
Exshaw – A proposed development near Canmore will come too close to a planned wildlife corridor and shouldn't go ahead, … Continue reading Development death sentence for wildlife: residents
FORT SIMPSON, N.W.T. – Pipeline hearings in Fort Simpson wrapped up Friday with several presentations from the local Chamber of … Continue reading Pipeline prep ‘inadequate’, says Chamber
WINNIPEG – People in Lynn Lake say their tap water is making them sick. http://winnipeg.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=mb_lynnlake20040416 Continue reading Mine blamed for northern town’s water woes
OTTAWA – Residents of the Tyendinaga Territory, near Belleville, want a landfill on the reserve closed because they believe it's … Continue reading Close dump residents urge band council
OTTAWA – Ottawa bus riders are only now realizing the impact a $10-million cut to OC Transpo's budget will have … Continue reading OC Transpo cuts forcing some back into cars
TORONTO – Ontario homeowners will soon pay the true cost of the electricity they use, Energy Minister Dwight Duncan said … Continue reading Power price will rise to meet costs: Duncan
FREDERICTON Continue reading People to have more say in EIAs