Fort Smith, N.W.T. – A moose survey in Wood Buffalo National Park has produced some startling results. Wardens have counted … Continue reading Moose count up in national park

Montreal – The Quebec government has decided it's easier to switch than to fight when it comes to regulating fluoride … Continue reading Province changes fluoride laws

Montreal – Canada's International Trade Minister, Pierre Pettigrew, says the provinces have formed a united front in the softwood lumber … Continue reading Softwood battle with U.S. continues

Toronto – The provincial government has been cavalier with the safety of Ontario's water supply, to the detriment of public … Continue reading Ontario water safety deteriorating: report

Queen's Park Continue reading Province confirms plans to extend Highway 427

TORONTO Continue reading Study critical of Ontario’s water safety

TORONTO Continue reading Study critical of Ontario's water safety

Halifax – "This will benefit the wildlife and the water courses in the future." The Nova Scotia government is bringing … Continue reading New wildlife habitat laws for NS landowners

TORONTO – Environment Canada has published a new list of polluters, naming hundreds of companies across the country that are … Continue reading More details released on mercury, dioxin emissions

WASHINGTON – The World Meteorological Organization says this year has been the second warmest on record. http://cbc.ca/cgi-bin/view?/news/2001/12/18/weather011218 Continue reading World getting warmer

WINDSOR, ONT. – Ottawa and Washington announced a plan Saturday to reclaim and protect wetlands along the lower Detroit River. … Continue reading Canada, U.S. pledge to restore lower Detroit River

Montreal – A consultant's report commissioned by the Crees of Quebec says Hydro Quebec is concealing the real purpose of … Continue reading Report casts doubt on Hydro Quebec deal with Crees