Saint John, N.B. – A government lawyer says a salmon farming company knew full well that it would have trouble … Continue reading Salmon farming company fighting for site

Ottawa – A prominent environmental group says wolves in Ontario are at risk of becoming extinct. http://ottawa.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=wolf040602 Continue reading Group howling at Ontario’s wolf protection practices

Ottawa – A prominent environmental group says wolves in Ontario are at risk of becoming extinct. http://ottawa.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=wolf040602 Continue reading Group howling at Ontario's wolf protection practices

Researchers say contaminants in the environment could be contributing to the high rate of osteoporosis in menopausal Inuit women in … Continue reading Pollution may contribute to northern osteoporosis

It's been two years since seven people died in Walkerton, Ont. from drinking contaminated water. During that crisis, the Manitoba … Continue reading COMMUNITIES CONCERNED ABOUT WATER SAFETY

Edmonton's waste handling systems have received some high praise from David Suzuki. http://edmonton.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=wt_6042002 Continue reading SUZUKI EXCITED ABOUT EDMONTON’S WASTE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES

Aboriginal leaders in Saskatchewan are developing a plan to use the farmland they have acquired in recent years, rather than … Continue reading INDIANS SHOULD GET INTO FARMING, GROUP PROPOSES

SASKATOON – A tourism expert says that Saskatoon could boost tourism by avoiding expensive development projects for its riverbank. http://sask.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=river020604 Continue reading Preserve purity of river: expert

Vancouver – In an unusual alliance, loggers and First Nations are joining forces on the Queen Charlotte Islands in a … Continue reading Loggers support Haida in fight for control

VANCOUVER – There is no scientific basis for maintaining a ban on drilling for oil and natural gas off Canada's … Continue reading Drilling ban on Canada’s Pacific coast panned

St. John's – Federal Fisheries Minister Robert Thibault says more evidence is needed before Ottawa will act against European fishing … Continue reading Thibault says agreements key to fisheries management

Happy Valley-Goose Bay – After seven years of talks, the Innu Nation and provincial Forestry Department finally agree on how … Continue reading Logging plan approved