The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) is one of the first organizations in Canada to become an accredited adherent … Continue reading CPAWS one of first organizations in Canada to be accredited as an enthical fundraising organization
GENEVA – The hole in the ozone layer over the Antarctic reached a record size this year, the United Nations' … Continue reading Antarctic ozone hole grows to record size
VANCOUVER – Sockeye salmon migrating from the Pacific Ocean bring high levels of industrial pollutants called PCBs to pristine lakes … Continue reading Salmon bring PCBs home from ocean: study
VANCOUVER – Sockeye salmon migrating from the Pacific Ocean bring high levels of industrial pollutants called PCBs to pristine lakes … Continue reading Salmon bring PCBs home from ocean: study
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) congratulates Prime Minister Jean Chr?tien for receiving the Fred M. Packard International Parks … Continue reading CPAWS congratulates Prime Minister Chr?tien on International Parks Award
With only a decade left to cut greenhouse gas emissions to meet the Kyoto Accord, new data show that Canadians … Continue reading Canada hasn’t mended polluting ways: report
Minister of the Environment David Anderson announced new regulations on September 10, 2003 requiring commercial and industrial facilities who own … Continue reading New environmental emergency regulations
CANCUN, MEXICO – World Trade Organization (WTO) talks failed Sunday after rich and poor countries were unable to find common … Continue reading Trade talks end in discord
QUEBEC CITY – A large Canadian climate research expedition to the Arctic sets sail from Quebec City on Saturday bound … Continue reading Climate research ship heads to Beaufort Sea
First Nations are taking the lead in many efforts to conserve wild landscapes in parks and protected areas across Canada, … Continue reading New report shows that Aboriginal Peoples now leading park creation across Canada
Calgary – The number of wildlife killed by cars in Banff National Park has dropped by 96 per cent over … Continue reading Crossings reduce number of wildlife deaths
SARNIA, ONT. – The Ontario Liberals will enact the toughest environmental regulations on the continent if they win the Oct. … Continue reading Liberals vow to stop toxic imports to Ontario
