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enables young Canadians, primarily between the ages of 18 and 30, to obtain new skills and training to help them … Continue reading International Youth Programs – Canada123go.ca
enables young Canadians, primarily between the ages of 18 and 30, to obtain new skills and training to help them … Continue reading International Youth Programs – Canada123go.ca
In light of recent fish kills, farmers on the Island are being invited to review safe farming practices. The Potato … Continue reading Fight against fish kills continue
The town of Broadview has joined the growing list of communities to sign on to a controversial new form of … Continue reading DISPOSE OF WASTE FEES, RESTAURATEUR TELLS BROADVIEW COUNCIL
People in the Lake Wabamun area will be the focus of an Alberta Government health study. http://edmonton.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=my_07082002 Continue reading PROVINCE LOOKING INTO MERCURY LEVELS AT LAKE WABAMUN
People in parts of Kirkland, on Montreal's West Island, have been warned to boil their drinking water. http://montreal.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=water020708 Continue reading RESIDENTS WARNED TO BOIL WATER
The days of bears riding bicycles and tigers jumping through flaming hoops could be going the way of the freak … Continue reading CITY MOVES TO BAN EXOTIC ANIMAL ACTS
NB Power is expanding its program to generate electricity from the wind. It started its first test site on Lameque … Continue reading NB POWER CHASING THE WIND
QUEBEC CITY – Quebec is planning a major expansion of its parks and natural areas. The province is adding more … Continue reading Quebec expands parks and natural areas
OTTAWA – More doubt was cast on Canada's wavering commitment to the Kyoto Protocol to tackle global warming with the … Continue reading Ottawa casts more doubt on Kyoto ratification
Washington, March 7, 2002 – Canadian Environment Minister David Anderson today announced an agreement reached with the United States to … Continue reading Canada Engages United States With Joint Agreement to Fight Climate Change
REGINA – Sask-Power is going to spend $11 million to build a set of wind turbines in south-west Saskatchewan. The … Continue reading Power utility ready to build wind turbines in southwest
Whitehorse, Yukon – The U.S. Senate has put its support behind an Alaska Highway pipeline. http://north.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=mar7pipe Continue reading U.S. Senate backs Alaska Highway pipeline