Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia
The Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia provides education, research and support services which strengthen the efforts of land trusts, … Continue reading Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia
The Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia provides education, research and support services which strengthen the efforts of land trusts, … Continue reading Land Trust Alliance of British Columbia
Open Line Communications was founded to meet the needs of consumers looking for the convenience and enjoyment of Smart Home … Continue reading Open Line Communications
Bathurst Sustainable Development has mandated itself to take concrete action to better quality of life of the residents living from … Continue reading Bathurst Sustainable Development
St. John's – Marine biologists are concerned about a large oil slick off the coast of Newfoundland. http://stjohns.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=nfslick020910 Continue reading Slick threatens seabirds
St. John's – Federal environment officials have charged the captain of a Bahamian-registered bulk carrier with dumping oil illegally off … Continue reading Skipper charged in oil spill
Lime Kiln Bay, N.B. – 'The govt. needs to be strong' The Salmon farming industry in New Brunswick wants the … Continue reading Salmon farmers worry about virus
Ontario recorded 26 days of poor air quality this summer, marking the worst season for smog in the province's history. … Continue reading Ontario breaks smog record
Whitehorse, Yukon – Yukon taxpayers will not get stuck with cleanup bills at abandoned mine sites, say government officials who … Continue reading Ottawa must pay for mines cleanup under devolution
Yellowknife, N.W.T. – Yellowknife City Hall may open up the city's most prominent greenspace to construction. Twin Pine Hill, which … Continue reading Yellowknife hill development draws criticism
REGINA – A subsidiary of the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan has pleaded guilty to a violation of the U.S. federal … Continue reading Potash Corp admits guilt in US environmental crime
OTTAWA, July 9, 2002 -Canadian imports of hazardous waste for landfilling without pre-treatment declined for the second year in a … Continue reading Canadian Imports of Hazardous Waste Decline in 2001
MONTREAL – About 600 firefighters battled dozens of forest fires in northern Quebec this week as a 200-kilometre (125-mile) wide … Continue reading Quebec wildfires spread smoke, smog over wide area