Sheila Copps, Minister of Canadian Heritage, accepted the World Parks Leadership Award on behalf of Prime Minister Jean Chrétien on … Continue reading CPAWS Congratulates Prime Minister on World Parks Leadership Award
Companies in the United States show far more success in controlling emissions of hazardous pollutants than companies in Canada, the … Continue reading Canadian polluters worse than in U.S., report says
OTTAWA, April 16, 2003 ? The Honourable David Anderson, Minister of the Environment and the Honourable Herb Dhaliwal, Minister of … Continue reading Government of Canada Provides Funding For Communities’ Efforts To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions In the Transportation Sector
TORONTO – Bell Mobility has announced a national recycling program for its cellphones in time for Earth Day, celebrated every … Continue reading Recycle your cellphone: Bell
To Calgarians intent on saving city trees, it's motherhood, the beaver and the Canadian way of life — but not … Continue reading National symbol is just a pest in Calgary
VANCOUVER – New research has uncovered contamination in some of the most remote corners of B.C.'s south coast. http://vancouver.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=bc_toxins20030407 Continue reading Toxins turn up in B.C.
Labrador – Wildlife officials are worried about the future of a tiny herd of endangered caribou following a slaughter in … Continue reading Protected caribou slaughtered
WASHINGTON – Shell Canada – plan to survey for gas reserves in southwest Alberta would threaten wildlife and could open … Continue reading Energy Exploration in Alberta – Castle Wilderness Would Threaten Wildlife
CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading Charlottetown adopts pesticide policy
