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VANCOUVER – Animal lovers and environmentalists are outraged that provincial government officials shot and killed six golden eagles to help … Continue reading Eagles killed to protect marmots

TORONTO – The North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC) announced today that it will launch a full investigation into … Continue reading NAFTA watchdog agency orders investigation of Canada’s failure to protect migratory birds

BOUCTOUCHE BAY Continue reading Pollution shuts down shellfish industry

HALIFAX Continue reading New rules to protect rare coral ready soon: DFO

WINNIPEG, March 19, 2004 ? The Government of Canada and the Government of Manitoba are continuing to demonstrate their commitment … Continue reading Federal and Provincial Governments Sign Climate Change Co-Operation Agreement

Professor Eric Miller and colleagues associated with the Joint Program in Transportation at the University of Toronto, at the request … Continue reading Travel and Housing Costs in the Greater Toronto Area: 1986-1996

TORONTO – Ontario must build more nuclear power stations if it wants a reliable supply of electricity, a review panel … Continue reading Ontario needs more nuclear power to meet energy demands: report

OTTAWA – Canada, a key ally of Washington in the battle over how best to cut greenhouse gases, said on … Continue reading Canada disappointed by Bush move on pollution

Ottawa is beginning to warm to Alberta's position on global warming and the Kyoto accord, says the province's environment minister. … Continue reading Feds mending Kyoto rift: Ottawa asks Alberta for input on emissions

EDMONTON – Alberta Minister of the Environment Lorne Taylor says Ottawa is beginning to warm to his province's position on … Continue reading Alberta says Ottawa warming to its position on Kyoto

BEDEQUE BAY Continue reading Oyster population in the clear so far