Health Canada says scientific assessment showed exposure to certain pesticides had varying effects on bees and other pollinators. Continue reading →

Kale made the “dirty” list for the first time in 10 years. Continue reading →

The bee removal specialist filmed the process and uploaded the footage to his Facebook page. Continue reading →

Traces of a chemical used to kill weeds has been found in a number of breakfast cereals, and it could increase cancer risks for children, according to a study by an environmental research group. But is this true? Continue reading →

Health Canada is conducting public consultation on its website on the use of strychnine to kill ground squirrels, commonly known as gophers, until Sept. 27. Continue reading →

The federal government will begin phasing out the outdoor use of nicotine-based pesticides beginning in 2021, part of an effort to stem the mysterious decline of honey bee colonies around the world. Continue reading →

The city of Pointe-Claire has been awarded a bronze-level certification as a Monarch-friendly city.  Continue reading →

The insecticides, which are water soluble, have spilled over from crops into plants. Continue reading →

Health Canada is sticking with its proposal to phase out most outdoor and agricultural uses of a common pesticide, even though a recent study found bees are only affected by the substance in certain circumstances. Continue reading →