Queen Charlotte City, B.C. – The Haida First Nation is is trying to disrupt the start of the herring fishery … Continue reading Haida protest herring fishery

WINNIPEG – Wildlife officials in the Canadian Prairie province of Saskatchewan said yesterday they were guardedly optimistic after no new … Continue reading Canada optimistic that deer disease didn’t spread

OTTAWA – Federal Health Minister Anne McLellan announced plans to overhaul the Pesticide Control Products Act Thursday, but said she … Continue reading Ottawa avoids ban on lawn chemicals

St. John's, Nfld. – A Newfoundland MP has convinced the House of Commons to hold an emergency debate on foreign … Continue reading Emergency debate on foreign overfishing

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Saint John, N.B. – 'There's a chance you could get flooded out in the next 100 years' If a Saint … Continue reading Group predicts global warning floods in Saint John

Shediac, N.B. – 'I saw the poison sign. It started bothering me' Shediac town council hopes to pass a bylaw … Continue reading Shediac may ban lawn pesticides

OTTAWA, March 21 /CNW/ – World Wildlife Fund Canada (WWF) today welcomed the introduction of a long-promised update of Canada's … Continue reading Government Weeds Out Old Pesticide Law, WWF Welcomes New Rules And Parliamentary Review

Green Street is a pilot project that provides you with FREE access to high quality environmental education programs to use … Continue reading Green Street

TORONTO, March 20 /CNW/ – The new federal pesticides bill has been placed on the Notice Paper, signalling imminent introduction … Continue reading Federal pesticides bill expected to be introduced Thursday March 21

Yellowknife, N.W.T. – Two national parks in the Northwest Territories are on a new list of endangered parks and Nahanni … Continue reading Two N.W.T. parks in trouble, says report

PRINCE ALBERT – Saskatchewan parks don't show up on the list Canada's 10 most endangered national parks, but one group … Continue reading Group warns that Prince Alberta Park is in danger