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Man dies after canoe swamped by high waves on lake in northern Alberta
05/22/2012 6:10 PM0SLAVE LAKE, Alta. - A 50-year-old man has died after the canoe he was in capsized in northern Alberta.
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Ottawa, Nunavut discuss province-like powers over natural resources
05/22/2012 4:54 PM0IQALUIT, Nunavut - Ottawa and Nunavut are opening talks on granting province-like powers to the eastern Arctic territory over its ...
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Saskatchewan residents asked for input on proposed wildfire legislation
05/22/2012 12:39 PM0REGINA - Saskatchewan residents are being asked to weigh in on proposed legislation that would be called the Wildfire Act.
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Sea Shepherd's Paul Watson released on bail in Germany
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Severe ice warnings force Britons to cancel row across Atlantic Ocean
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Thousands of barrels leak at Newfoundland oil refinery, spill contained
05/19/2012 1:55 PM0COME BY CHANCE, N.L. - Cleanup is underway at a Newfoundland and Labrador oil refinery after thousands of barrels of ...
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B.C. to consider ban on sale of snakehead fish after reported sighting in pond
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EPA finds mining could affect fish, water as residents fight prospect near Alaska fishery
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Federal NDP Leader Tom Mulcair to visit Alberta to discuss oilsands
05/18/2012 3:12 PM0EDMONTON - Federal NDP Leader Tom Mulcair is coming to Alberta to discuss the oilsands, but it isn't clear if ...
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- Saskatchewan residents asked for input on proposed wildfire legislation
- Thousands of barrels leak at Newfoundland oil refinery, spill contained
- Sea Shepherd's Paul Watson released on bail in Germany
- Spray ban may be coming
- Man dies after canoe swamped by high waves on lake in northern Alberta
- Tories admit to closing enviro research group because they disliked results
- Tiny endangered burrowing owls get help with homes in Saskatchewan
- EPA finds mining could affect fish, water as residents fight prospect near Alaska fishery
- Saskatchewan signs First Nations flood claim after a decade of talks
- WWF report calls on Canada to ease demands on its resources, protect the planet
- Tories admit to closing enviro research group because they disliked results
- Biologists to check for suspected `Frankenfish' after video raises concerns
- Spray ban may be coming
- B.C. to consider ban on sale of snakehead fish after reported sighting in pond
- 800-year-old red cedar hacked down in B.C. forest: environmental group
- Mulcair sticks to 'Dutch disease' diagnosis despite conflicting evidence
- Alberta municipality lifts state of emergency in east-central fire area
- Thousands of barrels leak at Newfoundland oil refinery, spill contained
- WWF report calls on Canada to ease demands on its resources, protect the planet
- Environmental groups split over slow pace of forest deal
- Victoria woman photographs octopus as it devoured a struggling seagull
- Tories admit to closing enviro research group because they disliked results
- Much of central, eastern Canada under snow, rain and wind warning
- WWF report calls on Canada to ease demands on its resources, protect the planet
- Alberta orders sweeping fire ban to increased threat of wildfires
- Tiny endangered burrowing owls get help with homes in Saskatchewan
- Costs of lax environmental regulation
- Cliffs may export 40% of chromite from Ontario Ring of Fire for processing
- Spray ban may be coming
- Grizzlies who ate calves, grain near Sundre, Alberta, trapped and relocated
- Tories admit to closing enviro research group because they disliked results
- Biologists to check for suspected `Frankenfish' after video raises concerns
- Victoria woman photographs octopus as it devoured a struggling seagull
- Tories admit to closing enviro research group because they disliked results
- Tiny endangered burrowing owls get help with homes in Saskatchewan
- Cliffs may export 40% of chromite from Ontario Ring of Fire for processing
- Nova Scotia says it wants 10 per cent of power supply coming from tidal energy
- WWF report calls on Canada to ease demands on its resources, protect the planet
- Biologists to check for suspected `Frankenfish' after video raises concerns
- Seafood firm says it doesn't expect virus at Nova Scotia fish farm to spread
- Federal environment auditor worries new budget bill restricts public input
- Environmental charities not biggest recipients of foreign cash, tax returns show
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