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• Name sought for new boat that harvests invasive milfoil plant in Okanagan Lake

  The invasive plant was first spotted in Okanagan Lake in 1970 and has since spread throughout the valley, the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island.

  Environment

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• Save Our Seine marks 30 years of environmental stewardship in Winnipeg

  Volunteers with Save Our Seine have worked each summer since 1994 in order to ensure the Seine river in Winnipeg is free from garbage, debris, and log jams.

  Environment

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• Alberta environment minister unworried by movement toward methane tariffs

  Some experts say the European regulations are a sign of things to come for the global energy market and should send a message to producers to take methane reduction more seriously.

  Environment

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• Federal government rescinds approval for Dartmouth Cove infill project

  This comes after two years of work on the project with developer Atlantic Road Construction and Paving Ltd.

  Environment

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• Cool temperatures, excess moisture delay crop growth in Saskatchewan: crop report

  In the recent crop report, some producers have reported that cooler temperatures and excess moisture have delayed crop growth in Saskatchewan.

  Environment

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• Community based farmers’ markets flourish in Edmonton area

  There are currently 140 approved Alberta farmers' markets in the province and, per capita, Edmonton has more than nearly anywhere else.

  Consumer

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• The Iberian lynx is back from the brink of extinction. Here’s how it happened

  In 2001, there were only 62 mature Iberian lynx in the Iberian peninsula. The latest census, from last year, shows that there are more than 2,000 adults and juveniles.

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• Calling all birders! Amateurs asked to help spot 126 ‘lost’ bird species

  Citizen scientists can keep their eyes and ears open for a bunch of bird species that haven't been documented in more than 10 years.

  Science

  Jun 20
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• Renters may face higher risk of death in extreme heat, StatCan study shows

  Deaths in Canada's 12 most populous cities go up during extreme heat waves and people aged 65 and older are at higher risk than those who are younger, Statistics Canada study says.

  Weather

  Jun 20
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• ‘Try to hit pause’: Concern over copycats when B.C. whale videos go viral

  A new campaign is hoping to prevent social media shares from encouraging people to get close to whales in B.C., in contravention of federal regulations.

  Environment

  Jun 19