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Op-Ed: Canada losing ground in the fight for women’s equality

The 100th anniversary of International women’s Day occurred today March 8, 2011, making it a good time to reflect on the current state of women’s rights in Canada.

In the Media by Kyle Ashmead - 4 comments

Stewardship groups discuss issues in Athabasca River Basin Special

People from the Athabasca River Basin meet with stewardship groups, to share their environmental concerns. The Athabasca River Basin is heavily impacted by industrial development.

Digital Journal Report by Kyle Ashmead

Poll: Harper out of step with Canadians on climate change

When it comes to climate change the Harper Government and the people of Canada are on different sides of the issue, according to an Environics Research poll.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 2 comments

Mardi Tindal's 'Spirit Express' reaches Canadians Special

Athabasca - Mardi Tindal, Moderator of the United Church of Canada, reaches out to grassroots communities for their perspective concerning global climate change and environmental issues.

Digital Journal Report by Kyle Ashmead

Feds indict two for slaying multiple Whitetail and Mule deer

Wichita - Federal grand jury indicts a pair of brothers for operating a guided hunting service that specialized in the illegal hunting and killing of white-tailed deer and mule deer in Comanche County, Kansas in violation of the federal Lacey Act.

In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 4 comments

Alberta Transportation Flexes its Muscles Special

Athabasca - Local residents of Athabasca, Alberta fight Alberta Transportations plans to straighten a section of the Tawatinaw River.

Digital Journal Report by Kyle Ashmead

Study suggests that global warming affects the size of sheep

LONDON, UK – A study funded by Britain's Natural Environment Research Council suggest that global warming provides an direct effect on sheep.

In the Media by John Louie S. Ramos

Canada's Premiers Reach Agreement on Labour Migration

As the meeting of Canada's Premiers – provincial leaders – drew to a close, there was little progress on issues of environmental leadership and the lagging economy. Although, an agreement was reached on issues of inter-provincial labour migration.

In the Media by Sykos Masters

Are You Up For the Nature Challenge?

Are you up for a challenge? To help save the planet we call Earth? David Suzuki is asking for Canadians to join up and help. Every ONE person makes a difference. By improving nature we improve our own lives. It's a WIN, WIN.

In the Media by KJ Mullins - 2 comments

Bad News! Your shrimp cocktail is killing the environment

Gourmet magazine cites farmed shrimp as one the most environmentally damaging ways humans produce food.

In the Media by Competetant414 - 2 comments

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Electric car owners face long charging times

Manitoba's clean hydro power and abundant block heater outlets are often promoted as ideal for new enviro-friendly electric vehicles, but some on the vanguard of that automotive revolution say the province's plugs are not nearly enough.