In the midst of another summer of smog alerts throughout the province, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) has dishonoured its commitment … Continue reading Ontario Power's Smog Emissions Smash its Voluntary “Cap”
The Canadian Association of Journalists has awarded the Ontario Ministry of the Environment its inaugural Code of Silence Award, recognizing … Continue reading Ontario Ministry of Environment Most Secretive Government Agency in Canada
Greenpeace today applauded the Squamish Nation for its efforts to develop a land-use plan for the Nation's territories that is … Continue reading Greenpeace Applauds Squamish Nation for Land Use Plan
HALIFAX, July 4 /CNW/ – To protect the sustainability of the groundfish fishery, the Ecology Action Centre is taking the … Continue reading Lawsuit Launched to Protect Fish Habitat from Destructive Draggers
YELLOWKNIFE – Park officials in Wood Buffalo National Park are trying to decide what to do with 19 dead bison, … Continue reading Park officials consider options in anthrax outbreak
YELLOWKNIFE – Park officials in Wood Buffalo National Park are trying to decide what to do with 19 dead bison, … Continue reading Park officials consider options in anthrax outbreak
SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA – Public health officers have found high arsenic levels in urine samples taken from two children living … Continue reading Two children near tar ponds test positive for arsenic
UNITED NATIONS – U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan launched this week a four-year checkup by 1,500 scientists aimed at diagnosing Earth's … Continue reading UN starts four-year checkup of world environment
QUEBEC CITY – With a storm of protest expected to accompany the Summit of the Americas in two weeks, police … Continue reading Quebec City prepares for summit violence
QUEBEC CITY – With a storm of protest expected to accompany the Summit of the Americas in two weeks, police … Continue reading Quebec City prepares for summit violence
OTTAWA – The Liberals have apparently given up on the idea of forming a parliamentary committee to look into the … Continue reading Water export committee appears to be shelved
VANCOUVER – The unprecedented agreement signed today between the Province and BC coastal First Nations ensures that environmentally responsible logging … Continue reading Agreement designates environmentally responsible logging for BC coast
