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Quebec still stalling on protection for woodland caribou

When the federal and Quebec governments agreed a year ago to leave caribou protection to the province, Ottawa set two conditions: Quebec must designate 65 per cent of the territory where woodland caribou live as protected areas and First Nations must be included in the final agreement.

Exclusive: Ford s Greenbelt plans threaten critical wildlife corridors, report finds | Canada s National Observer: News & Analysis

Two swampy wetland areas nestled in the heart of the Duffins Rouge Agricultural Preserve have become ground zero in the battle against Premier Doug Ford's plan to develop a chunk of Ontario's Greenbelt lands.

Canada s carbon-storing peat digs up a climate conundrum | Canada s National Observer: News & Analysis

Every year, about 1.3 million metric tonnes of Canada’s peatlands are dug up for sale to farmers and gardeners. With every hectare lost, planet-warming carbon dioxide is released into the air.

Forest fires and industry are devastating last remaining caribou habitat

Forest fires and industry are devastating last remaining caribou habitat
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Forest fires and industry are devastating last remaining caribou habitat

By Natasha Bulowski Local Journalism Initiative Reporter On June 15, Ottawa announced Quebec will be granted ``limited additional time'' to devise a caribou protection plan due to a wildfire season that has burned over one million hectares of forest so far. Ontario signed a similar agreement last year with the feds. In March, David Piccini,

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