QUEBEC CITY – The federal and provincial environment ministers arrive in Ottawa Monday to talk about the implementation of the … Continue reading Kyoto talks problematic for Quebec

IASNR is an interdisciplinary professional association open to individuals who bring a variety of social science and natural science backgrounds … Continue reading International Association for Society and Natural Resources

Efforts to combat overfishing off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland and Labrador have helped reduce the number of foreign boats … Continue reading DFO making progress on foreign overfishing

The Aptitudes E-training program (www.aptitudes.ca) is addressed mainly to people working in non-governmental organizations involved in environmental endeavours. The program … Continue reading Aptitudes – Interagir avec les gouvernements en mati

OTTAWA – More than 50 high-school students banged on plastic containers over the noon hour Monday. They were protesting against … Continue reading Students protest cuts to recycling program

SHEDIAC Continue reading Cottage flap leaves wetland in limbo

FREDERICTON Continue reading Butternut tree makes endangered list

OTTAWA — The federal government is reviewing a range of proposals to lessen Canadians' reliance on gasoline and reduce the … Continue reading Ottawa wants fuel-efficient cars on Canada’s roads

TORONTO (CP) — If the Ontario government wants to shut down its coal plants by 2007, it must permanently sideline … Continue reading Focus on renewables, natural gas — not nuclear: energy report

Earthroots congratulates Minister of Natural Resources, David Ramsay who announced his official decision to permanently ban hunting and trapping wolves … Continue reading Earthroots applauds official hunting ban to protect Algonquin wolves