Browsing: Environment
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New Hunting Rules for Coyotes and Wolves
Ontario is helping to protect the province’s threatened Algonquin wolf population by introducing new rules for hunting and trapping in…
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Ontario’s Species at Risk ‘Lose Out Big Time’: Court of Appeal Upholds MNRF Endangered Species Act Regulation
Last month a ruling in the Court of Appeal upheld that a regulation –O.Reg.176/13, made under the Endangered Species Act…
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Bawating Water Protectors Organize Demonstration in Sault Ste. Marie
Aanii, Salut, Hello, On Tuesday evening, November 15th, 2016, local citizens from the Sault Ste. Marie area will be coming…
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Algoma Public Health Confirms Three Cases of Rare Infectious Disease
Editor’s Note: The presence of blastomycosis in the Sault Ste. Marie area was brought forward by a concerned reader who…
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Opinion| Great Lakes: Let Them Draw Water
I guess I am going to be the odd man out here. I find I just can’t agree with our…
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The Perfect Light of Darkness: Our Lake Superior Skies
The lights went out on August 14th, 2003 in Ontario and the eastern U.S. when a massive power outage hit…
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Slaking the Beast: Firefighter Turned Scientist Challenges Fort McMurray Fire from 3 Miles High
It is May 1st, tinder-dry conditions, high winds and a hot, dry air mass hovered over northern Alberta creating the…
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Love Is In The Air: Sault Ste. Marie Chimney Swifts Hook-Up
It’s been a capricious season for chimney swift observers in Sault Ste. Marie. Researchers with the Algoma SwiftWatch project have…
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Forest Fires Prevention Act Now Applies to More Ontario Industries
Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry introduces Industrial Operations Protocol ~ Author, Workplace Safety North Industrial Operations Protocol – Ministry of…
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Reggies’ Regulars: Accidental Birdwatchers
Though it’s quite possibly the largest roost population of chimney swifts in Canada- right here in Sault Ste. Marie, it’s…