WINNIPEG – A widespread West Nile vaccination campaign this spring has led to a more relaxed summer for Manitoba horse … Continue reading Vaccinations ease West Nile fears

VANCOUVER – CBC News has learned the Vancouver Aquarium has obtained six new steller sea lion pups as part of … Continue reading Aquarium acquires more sea lions pups

VANCOUVER – TransLink chair Doug McCallum says he's optimistic that the federal government will come up with the money needed … Continue reading RAV-line negotiations critical: TransLink

Prime Minister Jean Chretien and key ministers will unveil a $1 billion Kyoto compliance plan on Tuesday that will put … Continue reading Feds’ Kyoto plan aims for big emissions cut

HERMITAGE ? People in Hermitage, on Newfoundland's south coast, are playing host to an unusual visitor. http://stjohns.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=nf_pelican_20030710 Continue reading Wayward bird feeds at fish plant

Ducks Unlimited Canada National Office – The return of water to most of the Canadian prairies and parklands, North America's … Continue reading Duck Populations Up

VICTORIA – An environmental group says Greater Victoria is pumping toxic PCBs into the Pacific Ocean at levels 160 times … Continue reading Tests show Victoria sewage threatens whales

CAMPOBELLO ISLAND Continue reading Right whale rescued off Campobello

MONCTON Continue reading Riverkeeper turns attention to marsh

SAINT JOHN Continue reading Howe’s Lake dump poisoning streams

The Government of Canada?s commitment to reducing air pollution in Canada was augmented this week with the addition of the … Continue reading Government of Canada Takes Action to Ensure Authority to Act for Cleaner Air

Aboriginal people are underrepresented in science and technology (S&T) education programmes1 and occupations2 in Canada. To increase representation in these … Continue reading Canadian Aboriginal Science and Technology Society (CAST)