They’re blowing smoke
Those who applaud Canada's environmental record are polluting the knowledge pool, says DAVID BOYD, author of a study that ranks … Continue reading They’re blowing smoke
Those who applaud Canada's environmental record are polluting the knowledge pool, says DAVID BOYD, author of a study that ranks … Continue reading They’re blowing smoke
HALIFAX – A Nova Scotia native chief said Thursday that First Nations Atlantic Canadians need to achieve unity before they … Continue reading Native chief calls for aboriginal unity on fishing deals
According to the encouraging smoke signals emanating from Washington these days, President George W. Bush is slowly losing his battle … Continue reading The Arctic winds shift
OTTAWA – When the Prince of Wales steps off his plane in Ottawa Wednesday afternoon, he'll have to bathe his … Continue reading Farmers worry royal visit could bring disease
SYDNEY, N.S. – Some residents near a Cape Breton steel plant have seen one too many studies about the way … Continue reading Sydney neighbourhood swimming in toxic soup
IQALUIT – Scientists attending a climate change summit in Canada's Arctic say most people don't know how the region affects … Continue reading Scientists feel need for urgency in Arctic climate research
IQALUIT – Two hundred scientists from around the world are trying to fill in the gaps in information on climate … Continue reading Scientist wants to drill in Arctic Ocean
VANCOUVER – As the process that could slap countervailing duties on Canadian softwood lumber entering the United States moves forward, … Continue reading Lumber industry frustrated by dispute progress
Image via Wikipedia QUEBEC CITY – Life is beginning to return to normal in Quebec City. All weekend, demonstrators and … Continue reading Cleanup crews erase memory of summit protests
QUEBEC – Jean Chr?tien and 33 other leaders concluded the Summit of the Americas yesterday, promising to form the world's … Continue reading ‘A clear commitment to Democracy’
IQALUIT – The International Arctic Sciences Summit Week has opened in Iqaluit. More than 200 scientists representing 17 countries are … Continue reading International science summit opens in Nunavut
OTTAWA – The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a warning Sunday about deadly E. coli bacteria that may be in … Continue reading E. coli alert prompts hamburger recall