Halifax, N.S. – An environmentalist in Halifax says we need to learn more about the ocean floor before building another … Continue reading A call for a sub-sea survey

St. John's – Canada's fishery minister, Herb Dhaliwal, is calling for more international co-operation in the fishery to preserve marine … Continue reading Fish homes need more protection

Corner Brook – A West Coast farmer wants something done to stop mainland companies from selling unreasonably cheap produce in … Continue reading Farmer says stop dumping

TRAIL, B.C. – Union officials in British Columbia say they are concerned workers may have been exposed more harmful substances … Continue reading Trail workers may have been exposed to other toxins: union

PEGGY'S COVE, N.S. – When the whales and dolphins come out to play off Nova Scotia so do thousands of … Continue reading Thousands of tourists chase whales off N.S.

REGINA – The federal government may spend $40 million to upgrade water treatment plants on native reserves in Saskatchewan. http://cbc.ca/cgi-bin/view?/news/2001/09/01/saskwater_010901 Continue reading Sask. reserves may face tougher water rules

VICTORIA – Commercial fishermen and conservationists are furious over a salmon derby being held on Vancouver Island this weekend. http://cbc.ca/cgi-bin/view?/news/2001/09/01/salmon_010901 Continue reading Critics reeling over B.C. salmon derby

IQALUIT – More than 900 Inuit jobs will be created as part of a deal signed Friday outlining how the … Continue reading Inuit job creation part of DEW line cleanup plan

SAINT-ETIENNE, FRANCE – According to French researchers, baby seals are able to recognize their mother's voice as early as two … Continue reading Seal pups have good ears

VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Teck-Cominco Ltd. is trying to determine how 65 workers at its Trail, British Columbia, lead smelter … Continue reading Teck-Cominco probes contamination at Trail plant

TORONTO – Native lobster fishermen on Canada's east coast turned down a proposal by the federal government to extend their … Continue reading Native fishermen reject Ottawa’s fishery proposal

WALLACEBURG, ON, Sept. 7 /CNW/ – Fifteen individuals and one corporation were charged today with numerous violations of the Migratory … Continue reading Undercover Operation Results in Numerous Charges for Illegal Waterfowl Hunting Practices