
UPDATE: Trapped killer whales free at last!
UPDATE (Thursday, January 10th, 10:40am ET): Canadian media outlets are reporting that the trapped whales off the coast of northern Quebec are free at last. There... Read more.

Canada’s Top Ten Weather Stories of 2012
Environment Canada has released its top 10 weather stories of the year. And according to the agency, “go big” seemed to be the theme for Mother Nature... Read more.

Survey: Many Canadians not recycling electronics properly
We can be certain that a cache of old electronics will suddenly crop up by the end of this holiday season as millions of Canadians receive new electronic toys for... Read more.

Ikea monkey owner in court to have Darwin returned
An Ontario judge will hear a motion today on whether “Darwin” the monkey found in an Ikea parking lot should be returned to a Toronto woman. Darwin’s owner,... Read more.

Ontario environment ministry to inspect Marineland’s mass animal graves
Marineland is set for a sweeping inspection of its mass animal graves by Ontario’s environment ministry. This week, the Niagara Falls tourist attraction will have... Read more.

EU Fisheries: Confident that ‘healthy’ level of fishing is ahead
Fisheries in the European Union are confident that they’re moving towards more efficient and sustainable fishing practices that should see the stocks of threatened... Read more.

U.S. announces plan to manage Alaskan oil reserve
A plan to manage energy drilling on part of Alaska’s North Slope is drawing sharp criticism from some Alaskan politicians, yet triggering praise from many environmentalists.... Read more.

Norway to deliver “first aid” to climate
Norway’s government has announced that it’s stepping up its efforts to fight global warming. In recent years, the country has led developed nations by... Read more.

World’s largest meat company withdraws Greenpeace lawsuit
The world’s largest meat company says it has withdrawn a lawsuit against environmental activist group Greenpeace and renewed a promise not to purchase cattle... Read more.

Judge rules Teck Resources liable for pollution clean-up costs
A landmark ruling has been made against one of Canada’s largest companies. And it is being a hailed a huge victory by a small tribal group in Washington state.... Read more.

Japanese election result stuns anti-nuclear movement
This past weekend, the Japanese headed to the polls to take part in the first election since the catastrophic nuclear disaster. But the election results have anti-nuclear... Read more.

Online system allows Brazilian farmers to sell untouched forest to other landowners
Until recently: If you were a Brazilian landowner who broke the law by clearing your land of native forestry, planting trees was your punishment. But Brazil has... Read more.