Albertans hit with 50 per cent hike in natural gas prices

EDMONTON – Albertans who use natural gas will be paying a lot more for it soon, after the province's energy … Continue reading Albertans hit with 50 per cent hike in natural gas prices

U.S. Congress fights over future of Alaska wildlife refuge

WASHINGTON – Canada is keeping a close eye on a battle brewing in the U.S. Congress, over the future of … Continue reading U.S. Congress fights over future of Alaska wildlife refuge

SEATTLE – Washington state has been declared a disaster area after the Pacific Northwest was rocked by a significant earthquake … Continue reading State of emergency declared after earthquake hits west coast

TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA ? Environmentalists today applauded the Minister of Natural Resource?s decision to reject an application for a mine … Continue reading Environmentalists applaud Minister’s move to prevent mine in new park as an important first step

(Toronto, February 01, 2001) The Environmental Commissioner of Ontario (ECO) submitted a study to the Walkerton Inquiry today that pointed … Continue reading Study by Environmental Commissioner Documents Problems in Management of Ontario’s Water

A common plant has been found to soak up extraordinary levels of toxic arsenic. The process may present a natural … Continue reading PLANT FOUND TO THRIVE ON POISON

The Innu Nation and the Newfoundland government have signed an agreement to share in the management and development of Labrador's … Continue reading LABRADOR INNU SIGN FOREST MANAGEMENT PLAN WITH PROVINCE

When it comes to Canadian winters, people in Newfoundland have weathered more than their share of wild storms. http://cbc.ca/cgi-bin/view?/news/2001/01/31/nfldsnow_010131 Continue reading WORST WINTER ON RECORD HAS ST. JOHN’S ASKING FOR HELP