The official Web site for the City of Mississauga's year-long Anti-Idling campaign. http://www.123turnyourkey.com Continue reading 123turnyourkey.com

OTTAWA, October 23, 2001 ? Environment Minister David Anderson today welcomed the release of the Final Report of the Task … Continue reading Minister Anderson Welcomes Final Report of the Task Force on the Canadian Information System for the Environment

November's mild, dry weather in southern Canada is enjoyable but it's coming at a high cost in the West. http://cbc.ca/cgi-bin/view?/news/2001/11/16/weather_dry011116 Continue reading WARM, DRY WEATHER CAUSING PROBLEMS ON PRAIRIES

OTTAWA, October 18, 2001 ? Canadians will be able to help Canada identify its objectives for the World Summit on … Continue reading Canada Identifies Issues for 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development

SYDNEY, N.S. – People living around Nova Scotia's tar ponds have not been exposed to dangerously high levels of lead … Continue reading N.S. tar pond no cause for alarm: study

CALGARY – Jane Goodall is concerned about what she sees as a trend to make environmental issues a lower priority. … Continue reading Goodall decries eclipse of environment issues

Springhill, N.S. – There's another order to boil drinking water in the town of Springhill. It's the second time this … Continue reading Springhill water contaminated

Fredericton, N.B. – 'We should be giving government our input on these plans before they're approved' The director of the … Continue reading More input needed in forest management: council

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A Daily News Source For the Pacific Northwest Rain Forest Coast. Covering Alaska, BC, Washington, Oregon, Northern California. http://www.tidepool.org/ Continue reading Tidepool – News for the Rain Forest Coast

OTTAWA – Finance ministers from around the world have gathered in Ottawa for the start of the annual meetings of … Continue reading Security tight as G-20 meeting begins in Ottawa

Montr Continue reading Water experts warn of shrinking supplies