Canada Submits 2001 Greenhouse Gas Inventory to UNFCCC
OTTAWA, April 22, 2003 ? Media are advised that the Government of Canada, as required under the United Nations Framework … Continue reading Canada Submits 2001 Greenhouse Gas Inventory to UNFCCC
OTTAWA, April 22, 2003 ? Media are advised that the Government of Canada, as required under the United Nations Framework … Continue reading Canada Submits 2001 Greenhouse Gas Inventory to UNFCCC
The city plans to be more aggressive this summer in its battle with mosquitoes, expanding its larvaciding program to more … Continue reading City intensifies mosquito plans
Ottawa's health committee says a registry should be set up for people who want to be notified about any spraying … Continue reading West Nile plan penned for Ottawa
Niagara Falls, Ont. Continue reading More nuclear power possible for Ontario: Eves
Dialysis equipment from the Foothills Hospital, where toxic mold was found on the ward, is being moved to another facility, … Continue reading Don’t move equipment from moldy unit: consultant
CALGARY – An old environmental battle is heating up again in southwestern Alberta, where a Calgary oil and gas company … Continue reading Alta. ranchers warn against oil exploration plan
Berlin/New York – The agrochemical giant Monsanto has received the lowest possible environmental and strategic management rating of a triple-C … Continue reading Monsanto investors face catastrophic risk
Ottawa ? The federal government's move to update Canada's century-old animal-cruelty law has hit another snag with proposed Senate changes, … Continue reading Definition of ‘animal’ may hold up cruelty law
MONTREAL – Industrial pollution in the United States and Canada dropped 4 percent from 1998 to 2000, but a 32 … Continue reading Pollution from small industry up in Canada, US
Halifax ? A high-technology campaign by several federal government departments to crack down on oil-polluting ships off the East Coast … Continue reading Ocean oil pollution case dropped
VANCOUVER, April 17, 2003 ? The Government of Canada has put in place new regulations to reduce the pollution released … Continue reading New Federal Regulations Will Reduce Pollution Released From Dry-Cleaning Facilities
FORT PROVIDENCE, NWT – The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) congratulates the Deh Cho First Nations and Canadian government … Continue reading Signed Agreement on Land Withdrawal Around Nahanni National Park Reserve “A Major Step Forward,” Says CPAWS