Dead fish controversy
Vancouver – Two boatloads of diseased farm salmon which have been at the centre of a legal battle, are going … Continue reading Dead fish controversy
Vancouver – Two boatloads of diseased farm salmon which have been at the centre of a legal battle, are going … Continue reading Dead fish controversy
Paul Martin voiced reserved support Monday for the federal government's plans to ratify the Kyoto protocol, at the same time … Continue reading Martin takes Liberals to task on Kyoto
Northerners concerned about the impact of a newly-reopened mine won a victory in the NWT Supreme Court Friday in Yellowknife, … Continue reading Environmental Groups Win Court Challenge By Mining Company
CALGARY – Former Alberta premier Peter Lougheed admits he's facing an uphill battle against public opinion in his fight against … Continue reading Lougheed tagged to battle Ottawa over Kyoto
Barachois, N.B. – 'The water has taken quite a bit of it' New Brunswick coastline is threatened by development and … Continue reading Erosion threatens NB coastline
Fredericton, N.B. – 'The potential Continue reading Conservation Council, govt. join in call for natural gas
Iqaluit, Nunavut – A new report from the World Wildlife Fund has found higher levels of mercury in European arctic … Continue reading Mercury levels in arctic animals a concern
A biologist's study confirms there is an unusually high level of mercury in Lake Wabamun – something residents have feared … Continue reading Coal plants pollute lake: study
VANCOUVER, British Columbia – A Canadian animal rights activist said yesterday he will fight efforts by authorities to use material … Continue reading Home of Canadian animal activist raided for US
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia – The Canadian provinces of Quebec and Newfoundland said yesterday they had reached an informal agreement on … Continue reading Quebec, Newfoundland agree on huge power project
"Where does this go,"is easily going to be the most asked question in Charlottetown on Tuesday. One of Canada's most … Continue reading WASTE WATCH ARRIVES IN GREATER CHARLOTTETOWN
Provincial environment inspectors have traced the source of oil and sewage leaking into the Petitcodiac River in Moncton. http://nb.cbc.ca/template/servlet/View?filename=kc_leak070302 Continue reading CONTAMINATION OF PETITCODIAC RIVER TRACED