No oil, gas program for Yukon this winter
Whitehorse, Yukon – While the N.W.T. continues to boom in oil and gas, plans for exploration work in the northern … Continue reading No oil, gas program for Yukon this winter
Whitehorse, Yukon – While the N.W.T. continues to boom in oil and gas, plans for exploration work in the northern … Continue reading No oil, gas program for Yukon this winter
Halifax – In what's being described as a major 'shake up', Nova Scotia's Robert Thibault became Canada's Fisheries Minister in … Continue reading Thibault becomes federal fisheries minister
Halifax, N.S. – Halifax Regional Municipality is asking Environment Canada to rethink declaring salt a toxic substance. The city says … Continue reading Halifax makes a plea for salt
Fredericton, N.B. – 'I just can't get over how people can do that' Continue reading ATVers want to improve public image
Tracadie, P.E.I. Continue reading Too many mussels?
St. John's – The Fisheries Resource Conservation Council is recommending no change in this year's quotas for 3PS cod. The … Continue reading No change recommended in s. coast cod quotas
Grassroots groups and City of Calgary actively working to conserve wetlands – nature's water filters http://www.newswire.ca/releases/January2002/17/c3202.html Continue reading DU Canada says Albertans are Actively Improving Water Quality and Moderating Drought
Victoria – The new federal minister of natural resources, Herb Dhaliwal, may soon be facing a hot political issue. He's … Continue reading Dhaliwal faces offshore oil and gas controversy
Iqaluit, Nunavut – The Nunavut government's science advisor says a new northern chairs program will continue to change the way … Continue reading Arctic research money welcomed in North
Carmacks, Yukon – Yukon conservation officers are worried some people in Carmacks may be taking vigilante action against a wolves. … Continue reading Poison bait threatens more than wolves: CO’s
Montreal – The Quebec government wants to introduce a new policy for pesticide use in urban areas. http://montreal.cbc.ca/editorServlets/View?filename=pesticid020115 Continue reading Government looking at pesticide use in Quebec
Montreal – Meteorologists at Environment Canada say the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence river have reached their lowest levels … Continue reading Meteorologists predict drought