Interesting, but not surprising. Quebec has always been the province that has always taken a no-nonsense, direct approach, especially when it comes to environmental issues. Continue reading Quebec splits with Ottawa on climate change – The Globe and Mail
On November 13, 2009, the Canadian Health Network (CHNET-Works) hosted a fireside chat, webinar on how climate change affects water and health. Continue reading Climate Change Water & Health Presentation Available Online
VTACC is helping organise an amazing event coming up this Saturday, Oct.24th: Bridge to a Cool Planet. It is part of … Continue reading Help us make climate history this weekend! – Bridge to Cool a Planet
A film highlighting the “Our Changing Homelands” conference in Old Crow, Yukon, which focused teaching youth about climate change and its affect on their health. Continue reading “Prepare for Hard Times” – Old Crow Youth Face Climate Change in Yukon’s North
Shared by arctichealth on Oct 29, 2009
A film highlighting the “Our Changing Homelands” conference in Old Crow, Yukon, which focused teaching youth about climate change and its affect on their health.
Continue reading “Prepare for Hard Times” – Old Crow Youth Face Climate Change in Yukon’s North
With Provincial Government support of $10,000, bike riders departed from St. John’s today as part of Pedal for the Planet – a nation-wide effort to educate Canadians about the significance of global warming and the importance of the upcoming climate change meetings in Copenhagen in December. Continue reading Bike Tour Crosses Island to Pedal for the Planet
A petition by the Council of Canadians for politicians to support the 2nd phase of the Kyoto Protocol this December … Continue reading KYOTOplus: Change Canadian Policy to Adopt Kyoto Protocol
Cherise Burda, Ontario Policy Director for the Pembina Institute, madethe following statement in response to cap and trade legislation to … Continue reading Pembina Institute reacts to Ontario’s cap and trade legislation
A news scoop by Mitchell Anderson of DeSmogBlog: VANCOUVER, May 11, 2009 — The government of Prime Minster Stephen Harper … Continue reading The Stephen Harper War on Climate Science
Fredericton – Six provincial city mayors and the minister of environment will fight against climate change by participating in the Mayor’s Eco-Challenge 2009 for the next three months. The announcement was made today in Fredericton by Environment Minister Roland Haché. Continue reading Six New Brunswick mayors to compete in ‘eco-challenge’
Shared by NSEnvironment on Jan 15, 2009 An announcement about climate change from the Minister of the Nova Scotia Department of Environment Continue reading Climate Change – Nova Scotia Environment
Media release from the David Suzuki Foundation: February 20, 2009 – While the B.C. government reaffirmed its commitment to tackling … Continue reading B.C. Budget misses opportunity to invest in green economy
