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TORONTO – Billions of birds worldwide rely on Canada's vast boreal forest for nesting and breeding, according to a new … Continue reading World’s birds depend on Canadian boreal forest

ST. JOHN'S – Water temperatures in the Newfoundland bay where a massive cod kill occurred are the coldest measured in … Continue reading Super-cold water still lead suspect in cod die-off

A professor at the University of Moncton wants to improve and expand lobster habitat in the Maritimes by building lobster … Continue reading If they build it, the lobster may come

A scientific study has found the environmental effects of oil drilling on Alaska's North Slope are growing, despite efforts by … Continue reading Study offers good, bad sides of oil development

Delegates at last week's Arctic Contaminants Symposium left the conference without a guarantee of future support for research or education … Continue reading Pollution conference confident of further funds

After digging through Banff's garbage for six months, Kyle White discovered that 70 per cent of the town's waste is … Continue reading Banff turns to composting

ST. JOHN'S – An environmental group is calling for tougher federal laws to deal with the dumping of oil by … Continue reading Environmental group calls for stricter enforcement of anti-dumping laws

TORONTO – General Motors, the world's largest car maker, is warning against higher fuel economy standards for larger vehicles. http://cbc.ca/stories/2003/01/23/Consumers/fueleconomy_030123 Continue reading Fuel-efficient SUVs unlikely: GM president

ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. – Newfoundland fishermen routinely throw away tonnes of capelin without recording them as caught, according to documents … Continue reading Dumping of unwanted fish may be harming cod stocks: documents

WINNIPEG, Manitoba – Canada's first cloned bull, born more than two years ago, is alive and well on a stud … Continue reading Canada’s cloned bull left in regulatory limbo

Conservationists are bringing the Castle Wilderness of southwestern Alberta to Albertans Continue reading Conservationists Bring the Castle Wilderness to Albertans