REGINA – Saskatchewan anglers won't be allowed to use frogs as bait when fishing season opens May 3rd. Andrew Didiuk … Continue reading Frogs off the hook says Sask Environment

WINNIPEG – Manitoba's conservation minister says the City of Winnipeg has a lot of work to do. On Wednesday, Steve … Continue reading City told to pipe up about sewage spills

VICTORIA, B.C. – B.C.'s plans to introduce more grizzly bears into the North Cascades has upset politicians south of the … Continue reading Washington State fears B.C. bears

The program's goal is to develop a unified digital system for assessing the North American biota. The BONAP database now … Continue reading Biota of North America Program (BONAP)

Marketplace continues the tradition of informing and entertaining Canadians interested in consumer affairs. http://www.cbc.ca/consumers/market/ Continue reading Marketplace – Canada’s Investigative Consumer Program

Our objective is to preserve the biological diversity of Canada's of rare and endangered native plant species, wild habitats and … Continue reading Canadian Botanical Conservation Network

The Association has as its purposes: to encourage the development and application of sound biological principles in the management and … Continue reading Association of Professional Biologists of British Columbia

The Nova Scotia government has given the Halifax Regional Municipality a $2-million cheque, one day after saying the municipality won't … Continue reading Complaining gets HRM its $2Mil for cleanup

VANCOUVER – A national restaurant chain has decided to stop serving farmed salmon. Milestones Restaurants says it will only serve … Continue reading Farm salmon off the menu at Milestones

The government has dealt a blow to the Irving proposal to set up wind turbines in Malpeque. Mitch Murphy, the … Continue reading MLA concerned over wind power plan

Ottawa is asking potato producers in New Brunswick and P.E.I. to look for ways to cut back on the use … Continue reading Potato group looks for pest solutions