Cree ready for Park road appeal
Fort Smith, N.W.T. – The Mikisew Cree aren't worried about an appeal of a ruling that stops construction of a … Continue reading Cree ready for Park road appeal
Fort Smith, N.W.T. – The Mikisew Cree aren't worried about an appeal of a ruling that stops construction of a … Continue reading Cree ready for Park road appeal
Ottawa, ON – The polar ice cap is melting. The Canadian Ice Service says ice cover in the Canadian Arctic … Continue reading Ice cap shrinking, scientists say
Moncton, N.B. – 'We're seeing Continue reading Province urging water conservation
Potential effects of oil and gas exploration in water around Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island is being debated in … Continue reading Offshore exploration hearing on P.E.I.
CHARLOTTETOWN Continue reading P.E.I. ponders low-flush toilets
Summerside, P.E.I. Continue reading Farmers oppose crop rotation law
Happy Valley-Goose Bay – Indian and Northern Affairs says private landowners in Sheshatshit have nothing to fear from the creation … Continue reading Feds promise land reserve not to be feared
TORONTO – Canada will have a common agricultural policy despite serious disagreements with the province of Quebec, says the federal … Continue reading Quebec slows progress on national farm policy
Yellowknife, N.W.T. – A Colville Lake woman says the extreme cold weather is making it very hard for animals to … Continue reading NWT cold snap forcing animals into town
The Hunters and Trappers organization in Kugaaruk are working to restore an old tradition… a local hunt for the bowhead … Continue reading HUNTERS RESEARCH TO RESUME BOWHEAD HUNT
Moncton, N.B. – 'The health of people is intimately linked with the environment' Continue reading ‘And the winner is…’
The people in charge of Sydney's cleanup projects appealed to some business and community leaders for help to decide how … Continue reading PEOPLE OF SYDNEY TAKE SKEPTICAL LOOK AT INDUSTRIAL SITES