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Province funds green Manitoba projects with $1.5 million in grantsThe province is giving a funding boost to 14 green initiatives in Manitoba as part of $1.5 million in grants from the Conservation and Climate Fund.EnvironmentSep 22, 2022
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‘Green Day’: Some Kelowna middle school students learn about invasive species'It's nice because it teaches us about how to treat the community and how the earth is important to us,' said Savannah Rosdal.EnvironmentOct 21, 2021
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Nova Scotia Liberals alter tabled biodiversity bill by reducing enforcement powersThe changes remove biodiversity emergency orders, offences and fines from the act, and limit the bill's scope to Crown lands, unless permission is given on private lands.EnvironmentMar 23, 2021
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Turning Kingston drive-in theatre to scrapyard raises environmental, visual concernsThe demise of Kingston’s only drive-in movie theatre has led to plenty of questions and concerns from politicians and the public about a new plan for the now-vacant land.CanadaJan 7, 2021
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Zebra mussel larvae found in Lake of the Woods near Ontario-Minnesota borderAmerican officials found a 'substantial' number of zebra mussel larvae in the southern waters of Lake of the Woods, according to Minnesota's Department of Natural Resources.EnvironmentNov 10, 2019
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LaFarge Brookfield cement plant burns scrap tires to reduce emissions and give up coalThe LaFarge Brookfield cement plant began burning 20 tonnes of scrap tires a day this summer to fuel its cement-making operations while moving away from burning coal to help reduce the plant’s carbon footprint.EnvironmentSep 18, 2019
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Majority of Canadians believe in climate change — here’s why some still don’tExperiencing the effects of climate change can affect how seriously you it, a climate change expert said.EnvironmentAug 19, 2019
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What is cutting into the growing Christmas tree market?"We've been coming to tree farms since we were kids. We wanted to start that family tradition with my young family too."ConsumerDec 21, 2018
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Employers look for new hires at Fleming College job fairWith a burgeoning interest around the world in maintaining supplies of clean water, the future looks bright for graduates of the college's water quality programs.CanadaFeb 9, 2018
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Peterborough council approves new subdivision but questions remainPeterborough City Council has given preliminary approval to a plan to build 1700 homes on Lily Lake Road in the city's north endEconomyAug 29, 2017
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