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PEI: More natural areas designated
An additional 525 acres of public land has been given protection under the Natural Areas Protection Act, says Minister of Environment, Energy and Forestry, Richard Brown. “Protecting the natural habitats and landscapes of Prince Edward Island is a key part of protecting our environment,” Minister Brown said. “We are fortunate to work with Ducks Unlimited and our other Eastern Habitat Joint Vent... (read more on gov.pe.ca)


River Watch 2011 / Water level warning
FREDERICTON (NB) – The following water level warning was issued today by River Watch 2011 and the Department of Public Safety's New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization. A water level warning warning was issued for the Saint-Hilaire, Fredericton and Jemseg areas as water levels will approach or meet flood stage during the forecast period. Water flows and levels will continue to i... (read more on gnb.ca)


PEI: Spring weight restrictions lifted
As of 12:01 a.m. Monday, April 25, spring weight restrictions will be lifted on all Island roads east of Slemon Park. Restrictions will remain in place until further notice on all roads west of Slemon Park.... (read more on gov.pe.ca)


Spring weight restrictions: final notice for southern New Brunswick
Weight restrictions on heavy vehicles will take effect at midnight, Atlantic time, on Sunday, March 6, and continue until midnight, Atlantic time, on Sunday, May 15. These dates will depend on the weather and are subject to change. Details are online. ... (read more on gnb.ca)


PEI: Road users advised to prepare for spring weight restrictions and thawing roads
Milder weather is just around the corner, and that means Islanders who transport goods should prepare for spring weight restrictions, says Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure Renewal Ron MacKinley. “Weight restrictions are necessary to reduce the amount of damage done to Island roads once they begin to thaw,” said Minister MacKinley. “Companies that transport heavy loads should be a... (read more on gov.pe.ca)


Climate Change Guidebooks For Developers A Canadian First
Nova Scotia is the first province in Canada to help project developers navigate climate change issues with two guidebooks released today, Feb. 10. "Government is taking action now to prepare for the future," said Minister of Environment, Sterling Belliveau. "These guides make it easier for developers to tackle climate change throughout project planning and development." ... (read more on gov.ns.ca)


Air quality operating approval renewed for McCain Foods
FREDERICTON - The provincial government will issue a new Class 1 air quality approval to McCain Foods Ltd. (Canada), Florenceville Frozen Food plant. The company's current approval expires Feb. 28. The renewal follows a public consultation exercise, which included a 120-day public review, between Aug. 24 and Dec. 28. The plant consists of peelers, cookers, fryers, freezer tunnels, pac... (read more on gnb.ca)


NB: Register damages and apply for disaster financial assistance soon
FREDERICTON – Those who suffered damages during recent severe storms and who have not already registered should begin the process as soon as possible by contacting Service New Brunswick by telephone at 1-888-298-8555 or by going to their website. If you have registered and have not yet had your damaged property inspected, phone Service New Brunswick at the same number so an inspector can get... (read more on gnb.ca)


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NL: Deadline Approaches for Hurricane Igor Assistance Claims
The Honourable Kevin O’Brien, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Minister Responsible for Fire and Emergency Services for Newfoundland and Labrador, is reminding residents of the approaching deadline for Provincial Disaster Assistance Program applications. Residents impacted by Hurricane Igor should submit applications by January 14, 2011. "Hurricane Igor certainly left its mark on our ... (read more on gov.nl.ca)


Finding a Natural Balance
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Chief Justice Constance Glube to speak Oct. 26 --- Join former Chief Justice of Nova Scotia Constance Glube for a behind-the scenes look at crafting "A Natural Balance: Working towards a New Natural Resource Strategy for Nova Scotia," Tuesday, October 26, 5:30 pm at the Museum of Natural History, Halifax. Glube, chair of the Phase ll Steering Panel, will be keynote speaker... (read more)


Water strategy adopted at meeting of Canada’s environment ministers
Federal, provincial and territorial environment ministers are moving forward with a three-year national water strategy to better protect human health and the environment says PEI's Environment, Energy and Forestry Minister Richard Brown. “I am very pleased to have a national water strategy adopted,” said Minister Brown. “Access to safe, clean drinking water is a priority for all Canadians ... (read more on gov.pe.ca)


Salt marsh restoration project launched
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AULAC, NB – Efforts are underway to use nature's own habitat to protect stretches of agricultural lands close to the New Brunswick-Nova Scotia border from being eroded away by Bay of Fundy tides. Provincial government officials joined Ducks Unlimited Canada and other stakeholders for an official sod turning ceremony for the Aulac salt marsh restoration project at the Beaubassin Research ... (read more on gnb.ca)


Making a Stink About Climate Change
October 10, 10am, Hodge Podge Community Garden, Aberdeen Road, Bridgewater, NS --- This action is one of more than 6300 events registered around the world as part of the 10/10/10 day of action! In Nova Scotia most garlic in grocery stores comes from China, despite the fact that garlic grows very well in our climate. At ten o'clock on 10-10-10, as part of an international action on clim... (read more)


Panel Discussion: Climate change in Atlantic Canada
The National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy (NRTEE) and the Royal Canadian Geographical Society (RCGS) are hosting a panel discussion on what a changing climate could mean to Atlantic Canada and what actions are needed to reduce the risks and maximize opportunities that climate change presents. The event is part of a series of panel discussions to be held in five cities across ... (read more)


ATV federation charged
CARAQUET, NB – The New Brunswick All Terrain Vehicle Federation Inc. has been charged in Caraquet provincial court with a violation of the Clean Water Act. The Department of Environment alleges that between Oct. 7 and Oct. 29, 2009, the New Brunswick All Terrain Vehicle Federation Inc. of 1925 Hanwell Rd., Hanwell, undertook a wetland alteration near Inkerman without having obtained a permit... (read more on gnb.ca)


Environmental Assessment Bulletin: Seismic Exploration Program
The Minister of Environment and Conservation has announced the following undertaking released: Bay St. George Land-Based Seismic Exploration Program, Proponent: Vulcan Minerals Inc. This undertaking was released from environmental assessment subject to the following condition: The proponent must avoid areas of concern for rare plants as identified by the Wildlife Division, Department ... (read more on gov.nl.ca)


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