November 25, 2005: Conviction for hunting migratory birds out of season
July 13, 2005: Successful Enforcement Investigation Results in Court Fine Earmarked for Fish Habitat Protection
July 6, 2005: Government of Canada Announces $1,754,205 in Funding for Habitat and Species at Risk in British Columbia & Yukon
June 30, 2005: Trail, BC Company Fined $15,000 following conviction on Federal Hazardous Waste Charges
May 13, 2005: Minister Emerson Announces Over $610,000 for Community Environmental Projects in British Columbia
May 6, 2005: City of Trail Company Faces Federal Hazardous Waste Charges
May 6, 2005: Air Quality Mobile Lab RASCAL on site at Science World
September 28, 2004: International Study on Air Quality in the Georgia Basin-Puget Sound Strengthens Canada-Us Cooperation
on Air-Quality Science and Research
May 19, 2004: Working Together to Clean Up Victoria Harbour
April 21, 2004: Successful Investigation Results in Guilty Plea and
a $200,000 Financial Penalty
April 21, 2004: Successful Enforcement Investigation Results in Court
Fine Earmarked for Wildlife Protection
March 24, 2004: Final Deal Reached to Acquire and Preserve Burns
Bog
Febuary 05, 2004: $73-Million Agreement-in-principle to protect Burns Bog
September 24, 2003: Five-year report on Georgia Basin Ecosystem Initiative
released.
September 23, 2003: Minister Anderson announces renewed funding for wildlife research at Simon Fraser University
April 02, 2003: Minister Anderson announces $22.5 Million for environmental action in the Georgia Basin and releases environmental trends reports
March 06, 2003: City of Dawson Sentenced for Toxic Sewage Discharge
January 07, 2003: Environment Minister David Anderson announces $1.9 million for community environmental projects - More than $180,000 in Pacific and Yukon region
July 30, 2002: Charges Laid - The Pembina Pipeline Corporation has been charged for depositing a deleterious substance into the Pine River in Northern British Columbia
July 02, 2002: Minister Anderson announces more than $1 million for species at risk habitat stewardship in British Columbia
June 08, 2002: Green Legacies - A Donor's Guide for British Columbia
May 30, 2002: Government of Canada Supports Environmental Activities at International Children's Festival
May 23, 2002: Environment Minister David Anderson announces $3.4 million for community environmental projects
May 16, 2002: Minister Anderson Announces Expansion of Ground-Level Ozone Forecast in B.C.
May 15, 2002: Georgia Basin - Puget Sound Ecosystem Indicators Report Released
March 11, 2002: Minister Anderson announces funding for Scrap-It Program and helps remove high polluting cars off the road.
February 11, 2002: Minister Anderson announces 2.1 Million for environmental projects.
January 22, 2002: Environment Minister Anderson announces funding to protect wildlife in South Okanagan-Similakeen
Georgia Basin News
To see previously issued news releases, see the Georgia Basin News Releases Archive.
National EC News
National news releases can be found on the National Green Lane.
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Environment Canada's publications are available by contacting the national office at the toll-free number: 1-800-668-6767.
"Your Yukon": a series about Yukon environmental issues. This illustrated column is updated every week.
Science and the Environment Bulletin (S&E; Bulletin) Science and the Environment Bulletin is produced every two months by Environment Canada to provide information on leading-edge environmental science andtechnology to Canadians.
A Cooperative Approach to Sustainability in the Georgia Basin (388k PDF) Environment Canada and partners are developing a shared vision, shared goals and a set of actions to focus and coordinate efforts towards a sustainable future for the Georgia basin.
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Progress in Pollution Prevention 1997-1998
The third annual report of the federal Pollution Prevention Coordinating Committee. The report shows how the government of Canada has worked with provinces, industry and other partners to implement the federal pollution prevention strategy for a clean environment and a healthy economy.
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