Halifax, N.S. – Nova Scotia government regulators want to relax environmental standards to allow natural gas rigs to dump waste … Continue reading Oil companies may win to dump waste at sea

Ottawa – An Ottawa City Councillor says it may take years to change people's attitudes about the use of pesticides. … Continue reading Councillor pushes for pesticide control

OTTAWA – Two influential Canadian business groups urged Ottawa not to ratify the Kyoto protocol on global warming, saying that … Continue reading Major Canadian business groups take aim at Kyoto

OTTAWA – Canada dismissed a report this week that predicted ratifying the Kyoto protocol on global warming would badly damage … Continue reading UPDATE – Canada dismisses report on potential Kyoto damage

CALGARY – The Canadian Chamber of Commerce is adding its voice to the growing list of groups that want the … Continue reading Chamber of Commerce urges Ottawa to go slow on Kyoto

Halifax – Lawyers claim natives have forestry rights under 18th-century treaties Native loggers are laying claim to vast stretches of … Continue reading N.S. native loggers appeal convictions

Charlottetown, P.E.I. Continue reading Deep wells worry environmental coalition

Charlottetown, P.E.I. Continue reading Coyotes moving in

Ottawa – The logging industry says it can't be expected to find every bird's nest in every tree before cutting. … Continue reading Logging industry under fire for the destruction bird habitat

TORONTO Continue reading Enviromental initiatives get temporary reprieve

CALGARY – A war of words between Alberta's environment minister and a prominent member of the Kennedy clan can only … Continue reading Local environmentalist pleased with Bow spotlight

Tofino, B.C. – About 8,000 Atlantic salmon have escaped into Clayoquot Sound on the west coast of Vancouver Island, after … Continue reading Salmon escape from fish farm near Tofino