Cattle producers near Riding Mountain National Park in western Manitoba are still looking for answers. http://winnipeg.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=mb_tbelkmeeting20030114 Continue reading Farmers still unsatisfied with TB measures
Calgary – TrueNorth Energy is suspending development of its $3 billion Fort Hills oil sands project, citing tough markets and … Continue reading TrueNorth suspends oil sands project
A group of Atlantic Canadian scientists warned the federal fisheries minister Tuesday that cod stocks off eastern Nova Scotia have … Continue reading Scientists warn of dwindling N.S. cod stocks
A group of Atlantic Canadian scientists warned the federal fisheries minister Tuesday that cod stocks off eastern Nova Scotia have … Continue reading Scientists warn of dwindling N.S. cod stocks
EAST LANSING, MI. – Just as cars that carry only the driver to work are more polluting per person than … Continue reading Housing sprawl endangers plants, animals
FREDERICTON – Arthur Irving, one of Canada's wealthiest oil executives, says he supports the Kyoto accord on greenhouse gas emissions. … Continue reading Irving gives unqualified backing to Kyoto
Legislative changes to the Parks and Protected Areas Act (Bill 84) removes an 11km corridor of land from Graham Laurier … Continue reading Government dismantles Graham-Laurier Provincial Park for oil and gas development
Three recent news stories prove that ocean protection is being taken seriously across the globe but that more still needs … Continue reading Global news for Canada’s whales and cod
LONDON – Rising temperatures have caused the Arctic ice cap to thin, which is bad news for polar bears. http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/10/29/polar_bears031029 Continue reading Polar bears will suffer as longer summers thin Arctic ice
IQALUIT, Nunavut – Scientists studying 25-year-old photographs of the Canadian Arctic say the region is undergoing "pronounced change". http://north.cbc.ca/regional/servlet/View?filename=oct28seaicearctic28102003 Continue reading Photos confirm Arctic melting, say researchers
