The North American Wetlands Conservation Council (Canada) was established in 1990 by the federal Minister of the Environment to provide … Continue reading North American Wetlands Conservation Council (Canada)
TORONTO, Feb. 6 /CNW/ – A study of how global warming could affect the planet's "crown jewels" of nature rates … Continue reading Canada tops list of regions to be hit hard by climate change
TORONTO, Feb. 5 /CNW/ – As reported in The Globe and Mail today, the federal government is in active partnership … Continue reading Liberals, Biotech in Collusion
TORONTO – Canada's largest city has joined an environmental campaign to stop dentists from letting bits of mercury fillings go … Continue reading More dentists ordered to stop dumping mercury
Corner Brook – The fight over Main River could be heating up again. http://stjohns.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=nfMain020531 Continue reading Environment group pans Main River plan
With last year's drought conditions front of mind, the Island government is hiring an extra person to watch the water … Continue reading GOVERNMENT WATCHES WATER LEVELS
A group of hunters who want "baiting" made illegal is accusing the provincial government of putting money and special interests … Continue reading THE BEAR BAIT DEBATE HEATS UP
The Yellow Quill reserve has seen more than it's share of water problems, and now it's facing another. http://sask.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=water020530 Continue reading FIRST IT WAS BAD WATER, NOW THERE’S A SHORTAGE OF IT
MONTREAL – Industrial pollution dumped into U.S. and Canadian lakes, rivers and streams rose 26 percent from 1995 to 1999, … Continue reading Canada – US industrial water waste rising – study
CALGARY – Nearly 1,000 firefighters battled a huge forest fire in northern Alberta yesterday, with officials holding out little hope … Continue reading Tinder-dry forests fuel Canadian wildfires
Ottawa ? Canada fared significantly worse than the United States in controlling toxic pollution in recent years, a NAFTA report … Continue reading Canada slips behind U.S. on pollution control
Halifax Regional Council will spend about $58,000 on a study to search for ways to encourage people to ride bicycles … Continue reading CYCLISTS ENCOURAGED TO BIKE TO WORK
