The Island's environment department says azinphos methyl has been has been found in a number of fields surrounding the Wilmot … Continue reading FISH KILL INVESTIGATION CONTINUES

TURTLE LAKE, SASK. – People who live near Turtle Lake say they're worried about too much development. http://sask.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=turlelake020814 Continue reading Cabin owners resist Turtle Lake expansion

The coop is a community-based member-owned cooperative offering a wide range of environmental products, services and consulting. http://www.cooplamaisonverte.com Continue reading Coop la Maison Verte: Environmental Products & Services

A 30-year look at the state of North American environment has turned up few encouraging signs as world leaders prepare … Continue reading UN report slams destructive consumer choices

Detroit ? Ford Motor Co. on Friday said it was pulling the plug on its Think electric vehicle division due … Continue reading Ford pulling plug on Think division

OTTAWA – Climate change is such a complex topic that Canada will not be announcing a decision on whether to … Continue reading Canada warns it won’t make a quick Kyoto decision

In the first notable success at the Earth Summit in South Africa, delegates said overnight that they had reached an … Continue reading Summit reaches deal to renew fish stocks

Hampden – The Town of Hampden is considering legal action against the provincial government. http://stjohns.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=nfwood020813 Continue reading Town wants heli-logging cleanup

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The city of Ottawa is thinking of taking recycling to the next level by getting residents to separate their organic … Continue reading Waste responsibility heaped on residents

Montreal – Montreal mayor Gerald Tremblay says his administration remains committed to recycling – despite mounting costs. http://montreal.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=recycling020813 Continue reading Still hope for local recycling

Montreal – Montreal mayor Gerald Tremblay says his administration remains committed to recycling – despite mounting costs. http://montreal.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=recycling020813 Continue reading Still hope for local recycling