SASKATOON – Saskatchewan may become a testing ground for biotechnology and organic food companies from Europe. http://sask.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=europefood020320 Continue reading High tech, low tech food investments for Saskatchewan
Jeffreys – A long-time fisherman from western Newfoundland wonders where the Department of Fisheries and Oceans is getting its information … Continue reading Fisherman reject DFO cod count
SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. Continue reading Pesticides dominate farm hearing
ST. PETER'S, P.E.I. Continue reading Area residents support Greenwich development
Sydney – "This will give us more information than we've ever had before." A citizens' group in Sydney has begun … Continue reading Sierra club starts tar ponds health survey
Ottawa – The National Capital Commission is ready to go ahead with its clean-up of Lebreton Flats. http://ottawa.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=lebreton020320 Continue reading Lebreton clean-up to go ahead
CALGARY – Robert F. Kennedy Jr. warned Alberta that policies aimed at expanding its C$600-million ($380-million) hog industry would lead … Continue reading RFK Jr. warns Alberta against hog industry expansion
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Timber producer Weyerhaeuser Co. and the Haida Nation said this week they hope they can work … Continue reading Weyerhaeuser says will work with Haida on logging
Happy Valley-Goose Bay – The new forest management plan for central Labrador will have more aboriginal input than any other … Continue reading Innu full partners in developing forestry plan
REGINA – Spring might be a little less green this year, as an unusually cold and dry March is causing … Continue reading Trees suffering in wild March weather
Vancouver – The Okanagan River tops the Outdoor Recreation Council of B.C.'s annual list of most endangered rivers in the … Continue reading Endangered rivers list released
