MERRITT, B.C. – When the Tolko sawmill’s beehive burner shuts down in August, it will be one more small step on the way to getting rid of the wood-waste incinerators that successive B.C. governments…
VANCOUVER, B.C. – A Simon Fraser University professor is offering up a pod of beluga whales to the world’s greenest person.
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Canada should position itself as an environmental superpower
to benefit from a clean-energy “green rush” that’s about to sweep
the globe.
OTTAWA — With some economists predicting gas prices will hit
the $1.50 a litre mark this summer, Canadians may begin trading
planes, trains and automobiles for buses, bikes and scooters.
WASHINGTON — The Arctic and Antarctica are poles apart when
it comes to the effects of human-fuelled climate change, scientists
said Friday: In the north, it is melting sea ice, but in the south,
it…
A sickly, oil-covered duck was delivered Thursday to a Parks
Canada station in a national park more than 200 kilometres north of
Syncrude’s Aurora mine and tailings pond.
This scarecrow stands guard at the Grafton Community Garden in the heart of Roncesvalles Village, just north of Queen Street West. Photographer Charla Jones captured him alone, casting a shadow over…
Last weekend’s snap TTC strike not only left commuters stranded and the city scrambling for answers, but it also dragged up a prickly issue in its wake. Privatization, considered to be a dirty word…
OTTAWA — Happiness takes on a whole new meaning when it
comes to Ottawa psychology researcher John Zelenski.
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