One of the most significant exhibitions about Alberta's natural world has officially opened at the Provincial Museum of Alberta. http://www.gov.ab.ca/acn/200309/15160.html Continue reading Provincial Museum of Alberta launches Wild Alberta

Readers interested in the history and beauty of Canada?s forests can add a new book from the Government of Canada … Continue reading New book tells story of Canada’s forests

new project is getting communities back to nature. Building Ontario Continue reading $611k protects Ontario nature

Quebec, September 25, 2003 – Greenpeace responded today to Quebec government allegations denying the existences of clearcuts within the province … Continue reading Quebec continues to clearcut its boreal forests – Government statistics and photographs prove destructive logging continues

Edmonton – City council has decided to continue using herbicides on public property, but only as a last resort. http://edmonton.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=ed_pesticides20030923 Continue reading City will still use herbicides: council

OTTAWA – If you think purple loosestrife was scary, wait till you see dog-strangling vine, also known as swallowwort. It's … Continue reading Dog-strangling vine invades Eastern Ontario

Giving scientists and academics only 10 days to prepare briefs for a scientific review of lifting a moratorium on offshore … Continue reading Oil and gas science review too rushed to be credible

HALIFAX Continue reading Leave Balzer Bog alone, researchers say

TORONTO – The Green Party of Ontario was turned down Friday by the federal broadcast regulator in its bid to … Continue reading No Green Party in TV debate: CRTC

HALIFAX Continue reading Hold the salt, Environment Canada says

The provincial government may resort to logging in provincial parks if necessary to stop the ravages of the pine beetle, … Continue reading Logging in B.C. parks might be one way to combat pine beetle: premier