The Calvert government is developing a plan to promote energy conservation, protect the environment and save consumers money. Premier Lorne … Continue reading Greenprint for Energy Conservation to be Developed
WHITEHORSE, YUKON (May 3, 2001) – Robert Nault, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development (DIAND), today announced amended timber … Continue reading Amended Yukon Timber Regulations Come Into Effect
MONTREAL – A new report says Canada is importing alarming amounts of toxic waste every year. Heavy metals, solvents and … Continue reading Group calls Canada ‘dumping ground’ for toxic waste
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) today filed an application in federal court for an injunction to prevent construction … Continue reading New Road Cuts National Park in Two
The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) today filed an application in federal court for an injunction to prevent construction … Continue reading New Road Cuts National Park in Two
DRYDEN, ONT. – People are finding more orphaned bear cubs in northwestern Ontario and some say provincial regulations may be … Continue reading Hunting ban blamed for rise in orphaned bear cubs
EDMONTON – There are dire predictions from the Canadian Wheat Board in its annual weather report. The CWB says severe … Continue reading Drought could reduce Western grain production: Wheat Board
When Rev. Sandy Beaton tended his lawn on the shore of Southern Ontario's Lake Scugog, he believed he was acting … Continue reading 'Control freak' cottagers wreak havoc – Shoreline suburbias are destroying delicate marine ecosystems
When Rev. Sandy Beaton tended his lawn on the shore of Southern Ontario's Lake Scugog, he believed he was acting … Continue reading ‘Control freak’ cottagers wreak havoc – Shoreline suburbias are destroying delicate marine ecosystems
The Government of Canada, the Government of Alberta and Albertans are working together to make it easier to find information … Continue reading Climate Change Info Centre Opens in Alberta
OTTAWA – David Suzuki says Canada's leaders are more worried about the economy than the environment. He was among more … Continue reading Environmentalists want Canada to get tough over Kyoto
QUEBEC CITY – The Canadian province of Quebec, one of the world's largest producer of pork, said yesterday it would … Continue reading Quebec to impose limits on pork production
