FREDERICTON – 'They were simply piping their septic waste into shallow holes behind the trailer. It was very risky for … Continue reading Province cracks down on Crown land campers

FREDERICTON – ATV and snowmobile drivers will soon pay more to register their vehicles. The money is going into a … Continue reading Higher ATV fees to pay for trails

WINNIPEG – City elms have been holding their own against Dutch elm disease for 25 years, but budget cuts may … Continue reading Budget cuts jeopardizing urban forest

Some people who live next to the old Sydney coke ovens are getting a yard cleanup courtesy of the government. … Continue reading Coke ovens neighbourhood cleanup underway

Heat or light may soon be generated from the manure produced by animals at the Toronto Zoo. http://toronto.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=zoo_070802 Continue reading Zoo poo: The green energy alternative?

A report card was released Wednesday on the City of Toronto's smog-fighting efforts, and the news is not good. The … Continue reading Toronto gets “D+” on smog report card

Fort Smith, N.W.T. – Canadian and American military scientists are again collecting samples from bison killed by anthrax in Wood … Continue reading Anthrax testing continues in Wood Buffalo

Inuvik, N.W.T. – 10,000 snow geese have been found dead at their nesting area on Banks Island. http://north.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=au07bankschol Continue reading Cholera suspected in massive bird die-off

HALIFAX – Canada's premiers and territorial leaders wrapped up their annual conference Friday by urging Ottawa to call a first … Continue reading Premiers want PM to call meeting on Kyoto

EDMONTON – Animal rights activists say the transfer of another shark to a shopping mall underscores the need for tougher … Continue reading SHARK MAKES WAVES IN ALBERTA MALL

Scientists are keeping a watchful eye on Lake Ontario for a deadly bacteria that is killling thousands of fish and … Continue reading Scientists scan Lake Ontario for signs of deadly bacteria

Iqaluit, Nunavut – Scientists say fish in the high Arctic are showing signs of global climate change. http://north.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=au06charglob Continue reading Global warming affecting char, scientists say