BOGOR, INDONESIA – Demand for a cheap variety of coffee in North America and Europe may be contributing to the … Continue reading Cheap grade coffee threatens endangered tigers: biologists

ST. JOHN'S – Biologists estimate 300,000 seabirds are oiled and killed every year, mostly by passing ships dumping oily bilge … Continue reading Environment Canada turns to technology to catch polluting ships

Authorities in Quebec and Ontario said on Monday they would take the battle against West Nile virus to places where … Continue reading Battle begins against West Nile mosquitoes

Edmonton… Centennial Zinc Plating Ltd. received a $125,000 penalty in provincial court April 22, 2003 after pleading guilty to a … Continue reading Centennial Zinc Plating fined $125,000 for environmental offence

PENTICTON Continue reading $382k to improve Okanagan stewardship

Nova Scotia has made considerable progress preserving and improving the environment. Ron Russell, Minister of Environment and Labour, brought this … Continue reading Nova Scotians are Environmental Champions

ST. JOHN'S Continue reading Thibault closes Gulf, Northern cod

SASKATOON – Opponents of genetically modified (GM) wheat may have a difficult time convincing Ottawa to impose a moratorium, even … Continue reading Feds moving forward on GM Wheat

SAINT JOHN Continue reading Irving mill applauded for pollution control

REGINA, April 24, 2003 ? Norman E. Colhoun was fined $35,000, and his company Farm Air Ltd. was fined $2500 … Continue reading Crop Sprayer Sentenced For Polluting Saskatchewan’s Environment

WINNIPEG – The City of Winnipeg is greening up the way it looks at just about everything. Winnipeg's year-old environment … Continue reading City Hall greening its paperwork

The Ottawa-Carleton Wildlife Centre is back in court Wednesday, trying to get back 40 animals seized in a raid last … Continue reading Wildlife Centre fights for seized animals