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"Toronto Bans Plastic Bags" [1]

"Toronto has become the first major city in Canada to ban plastic shopping bags in a surprise city council vote that the mayor denounced as 'ludicrous.'"

Waste [2]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Toronto Globe & Mail [5], 06/07/2012
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Canada: "Feds Suggest U.S. EPA Could Replace Canadian Pollution Team" [6]

"OTTAWA -- The federal government has suggested it could replace a team of smokestack pollution specialists by turning to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, appearing to contradict its own description of the scientists and their work on Environment Canada's website."

Environmental Politics [7]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Postmedia [8], 06/04/2012
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Opinion: Canada's Mass Firing Silences Ocean Scientists [9]

"Canada is dismantling the nation's entire ocean contaminants program as part of massive layoffs at the Department of Fisheries and Oceans."

Environmental Politics [7]
Science [10]
Water & Oceans [11]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: EHN [12], 05/25/2012
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"B.C. Salmon Farm: Virus Forces Cull of Half Million Fish" [13]

"VANCOUVER -- Atlantic salmon farms around Vancouver Island have begun testing and formed a special outbreak management team after a virus outbreak at one farm led to a site quarantine and the cull of more than half a million fish."

Fish & Fisheries [14]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Canadian Press [15], 05/21/2012
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800-Year-Old Vancouver Island Cedar: Hacked Down, Say Enviros [16]

"VANCOUVER - A giant 800-year-old red cedar tree has been poached from a provincial park on southern Vancouver Island, but the culprits who repeatedly returned to the site to hack it down may never be brought to justice."

Forests [17]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Canadian Press [18], 05/18/2012
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The Fire Next Time: Slave Lake Disaster a Harbinger of Things To Come [19]

"EDMONTON -- On the one year anniversary of the Slave Lake fire, here is a troubling thought. There is a good chance — an ever-increasing chance, as a matter of fact — that it will happen again. Perhaps not to Slave Lake, Alta., but to another community, or communities, nestled in the national tinderbox that is the great boreal forest stretching from British Columbia to Labrador."

Climate Change [20]
Disasters [21]
Forests [17]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Postmedia [22], 05/15/2012
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Koch Brothers' Activism Protects Their 50 Years in Canadian Heavy Oils [23]

"Long involvement in Canada's tar sands has been central to Koch Industries' evolution and positions the billionaire brothers for a new oil boom."

Energy & Fuel [24]
Environmental Politics [7]
Pollution [25]
Public [3]
National (U.S.) [26]
Canada [4]
Source: InsideClimate News [27], 05/11/2012
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"Canada Set To Miss Modest Emissions Goals: Watchdog" [28]

"Canada is acting too slowly to combat climate change and has little chance of achieving its modest 2020 target for cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, Parliament's environmental watchdog said on Tuesday."

Climate Change [20]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Reuters [29], 05/10/2012
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"Fourteen Arrested Blocking BNSF Coal Train in White Rock" [30]

"Fourteen Canadians were arrested for civil disobedience at 6 p.m. after sitting down on the tracks in front of an oncoming coal train in White Rock. Their vigil began at midnight, but Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) cancelled many of its scheduled runs in anticipation of the protest."

Activism [31]
Energy & Fuel [24]
Environmental Politics [7]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: Vancouver Sun [32], 05/07/2012
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"B.C. Coast Oil Spill Points Up Enbridge Pipeline Danger" [33]

"HARTLEY BAY, B.C. -- The Gitga'at Nation of Hartley Bay has reported an oil spill between two and five miles long in the Grenville Channel, not far from the tanker route for the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline."

Energy & Fuel [24]
Pollution [25]
Public [3]
Canada [4]
Source: ENS [34], 05/04/2012
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