Scientists debate strategies to control predatory wolves
BANFF, ALTA. – Wolves may be a rare sight in some parts of Canada, but in others, the predators are … Continue reading Scientists debate strategies to control predatory wolves
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Seismic testing leads to oil spills
Savoy pitches potato fuel plant
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Province accepts CEC’s recommendations on sewage spill
WINNIPEG – A month after the Clean Environment Commission released its report on last year's massive sewage spill in Winnipeg, … Continue reading Province accepts CEC’s recommendations on sewage spill
Ottawa to study Canada’s diamond future
IQALUIT, Nunavut – Indian Affairs and Northern Development Minister Robert Nault has announced federal funding for a study of the … Continue reading Ottawa to study Canada’s diamond future
Porcupine caribou protected by hunting closure
YELLOWKNIFE – Caribou hunters will have to steer clear of the Dempster Highway for the next week. http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=sep26caribdempst26092003 Continue reading Porcupine caribou protected by hunting closure
NIMBY blocks new development in Iqaluit
IQALUIT, Nunavut – Iqaluit city council has thrown out a plan to build 60 to 90 single family homes in … Continue reading NIMBY blocks new development in Iqaluit
Wildfires set off more greenhouse gas
Record-breaking wildfires in B.C. last month created more greenhouse gas than nearly one million Canadians produce in one year and … Continue reading Wildfires set off more greenhouse gas
Scientists beam atmosphere
Halifax climate team aims beam over city
HALIFAX – Scientists are aiming a green beam of light over Halifax on Monday night. It's part of an experiment … Continue reading Halifax climate team aims beam over city
Will Kananaskis be protected on its birthday?
Conservationists are calling on Minister Gene Zwozdesky to protect Kananaskis Country from future development once and for all. The jewel … Continue reading Will Kananaskis be protected on its birthday?
Prehistoric fish calls U of M home
WINNIPEG – The bones of a gigantic, vicious prehistoric fish are now spending time at the University of Manitoba. http://winnipeg.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=mb_bigfish20030919 Continue reading Prehistoric fish calls U of M home