FREDERICTON, 1:50 p.m. EST March 12, 2001 — Some harsh words from Nova Scotia as it battles Newfoundland over a … Continue reading N.S.-Nfld. Offshore Oil Battle Goes To Federal Panel

FREDERICTON, 1:50 p.m. EST March 12, 2001 — Some harsh words from Nova Scotia as it battles Newfoundland over a … Continue reading N.S.-Nfld. Offshore Oil Battle Goes To Federal Panel

CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA Continue reading Environics poll shows most Cardston County residents are not supportive of council proceeding on March 12th with rezoning of land on the boundary of Waterton Lakes National Park

An obscure dispute over Canadian lumber is blossoming into a thorny border war that involves everything from U.S. energy consumption … Continue reading Canadian lumber dispute escalates into trade squabble

While hordes of college students flock to sun-drenched beaches on spring break, a growing number of them will use the … Continue reading Students ditch the party, join the environmental cause

TORONTO – The International Fund for Animal Welfare warned on Friday that the monarch butterfly, renowned for its migration each … Continue reading Monarch butterfly said in danger in Canada, Mexico

WINNIPEG, 7:25 a.m. CST February 12, 2001 –After weeks of heated debate, Winnipeggers will finally know for sure where their … Continue reading Will Council Trash The Mayor’s Garbage Plan?

EDMONTON, 10:55 a.m. EST February 12, 2001 — Alberta Environment says the province has no snow in the bank and … Continue reading Water Worries Over Record Low Mountain Snowpack

WASHINGTON – The race to be the first to map the entire sequence of the human genetic code is over, … Continue reading Scientists publish findings of human genome project

Environmentalists are virtually unanimous in their opposition to biotechnology and gene-splicing because of their potential to harm human health and … Continue reading DESIGNER GENES

OTTAWA – Canada has taken the unusual step of asking a top court to reverse a ruling by a North … Continue reading Canada takes controversial NAFTA ruling to court

VANCOUVER, British Columbia – International environmentalists won a temporary ban on Thursday against grizzly bear hunting in British Columbia, amid … Continue reading British Columbia puts moratorium on grizzly hunting