Superior Court Dismisses Industry Challenge of Toronto Pesticide By-law
Today, the Superior Court dismissed Crop Life Canada Continue reading Superior Court Dismisses Industry Challenge of Toronto Pesticide By-law
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$78.7 Million Offered to Protect, Preserve Burns Bog
VICTORIA, December 11, 2003 Continue reading $78.7 Million Offered to Protect, Preserve Burns Bog
Groups need more time to study dam documents
WINNIPEG – A Manitoba environmental group says it may need more time to complete a preliminary examination on the impact … Continue reading Groups need more time to study dam documents
Teck Cominco targeted by environmental watchdog
VANCOUVER – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is taking on Vancouver-based mining giant Teck Cominco over slag dumped into the … Continue reading Teck Cominco targeted by environmental watchdog
Martin government blend of old and new
OTTAWA – Paul Martin took a public oath and made a personal pledge as he became Canada's 21st prime minister … Continue reading Martin government blend of old and new
Minister Anderson Announces $2.1 Million for Environmental Projects
OTTAWA – February 11, 2002 – Environment Minister David Anderson today announced $2.1 million in funding for 65 environmental projects … Continue reading Minister Anderson Announces $2.1 Million for Environmental Projects
Inuit consider global warming a human rights issue
IQALUIT – Inuit say their human rights are being violated by countries refusing to sign onto the Kyoto Protocol. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=dec11inuitright11122003 Continue reading Inuit consider global warming a human rights issue
Ottawa reveals Sable Gully plan
Oiled bird season begins
ST. JOHN'S Continue reading Oiled bird season begins
Alberta bison going ‘home’
Edmonton – Alberta is losing 50 residents to Saskatchewan Friday, as a group of bison is moved back to its … Continue reading Alberta bison going ‘home’
Thousands sign Bennett petition
FREDERICTON Continue reading Thousands sign Bennett petition
Bootlegged turtles return home
WINNIPEG – Three thousand tiny turtles are on their way back to their natural habitat in the southern United States … Continue reading Bootlegged turtles return home