SASKATOON – Biodiesel fuel proponents are banding together to form a united front to government. The Biodiesel Association of Canada … Continue reading Biodiesel Association aimed at Kyoto targets

Edmonton… Alberta's elk population will increase by about 200 animals when surplus elk from Elk Island National Park are relocated … Continue reading Elk relocation will assist Park, boost Alberta’s elk population

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. – A Frigate bird made an unexpected landing on a B.C. ferry in the Queen Charlotte Islands … Continue reading Big tropical bird makes rare B.C. appearance

WINNIPEG – A new report says Manitobans will not come out winners from the federal government's plans to reduce greenhouse … Continue reading Emissions trading won’t benefit Manitoba: report

CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Little leeway to disallow dump – Ballem

The Director of the Ministry of Environment has cancelled the controversial water-taking permit issued by former Minister Chris Stockwell to … Continue reading Environment ministry restricts OMYA’s water taking

The Director of the Ministry of Environment has cancelled the controversial water-taking permit issued by former Minister Chris Stockwell to … Continue reading Environment ministry restricts OMYA's water taking

Ottawa ? The environmental assessment of the $5 billion proposed Mackenzie Valley pipeline is a litmus text for Paul Martin?s … Continue reading Mackenzie pipeline litmus test for PM Martin

REGINA – Saskatchewan's Northern Affairs Minister Buckley Belanger is encouraged about finally getting abandoned uranium mines in the north cleaned … Continue reading Uranium mine cleanup back on the agenda: Efford

CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Province moving to wind/hydrogen

TRAIL, B.C. – The Canadian government has sent a formal diplomatic note, urging the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to rescind … Continue reading Ottawa tells U.S. to back off in smelter dispute

ST. ANDREWS Continue reading Video captures rare whales in action