B.C. Liberals vote to fast-track approval of fish farms
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WHISTLER, B.C. (CP) - Fish farms should be approved along the coast of British Columbia, provincial Liberal party members resolved Friday at a major policy convention.
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By MICHAEL OLIVEIRA  TORONTO (CP) - A bill to protect Great Lakes water from being sold or shipped across the continent passed its final hurdle in the Ontario legislature Thursday, as all three parties voted unanimously to pass it into law.
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OTTAWA (CP) - Liberal MPs expect Prime Minister Paul Martin to win a resounding vote of confidence from party grassroots next month despite deep divisions in the ranks.
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To: National Desk  Contact: David Miller of Recreational Fishing Alliance, 888- JOINRFA, or dmiller@joinrfa.org  WASHINGTON, Dec. 11 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Congress passed the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSA) in one its final votes of the year.
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OTTAWA (CP) - Paul Martin told his Liberal troops Wednesday it is time to start implementing what he described as the party's progressive election platform.
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WHISTLER, B.C. (CP) - If the B.C. Liberals are serious about changing the old, white, male face of government, it has to start nominating women in sure-bet ridings, says one of a few women the premier has elevated to cabinet.
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By Mark Grossi, The Fresno Bee, Calif.  Dec. 14--Dairy farmer Eric Westra told state regulators Wednesday he has good reasons for complying with potentially expensive new water rules.
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Sushi lovers in Ontario are breathing a collective sigh of relief after the provincial government backed down on a plan to ban sale of raw fish that had not been frozen.
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OTTAWA - Some Liberals are complaining that last week&#39;s federal-provincial health agreement may have been a bit too generous. Last week, Prime Minister Paul Martin and the first ministers signed a $41-billion 10-year agreement on health.
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VANCOUVER (CP) - Less than a year before British Columbia plays host to the 2010 Winter Olympics, provincial voters may be choosing their government using a different, more fair and more popular system.
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VICTORIA (CP) - British Columbians have the unique opportunity of casting two votes in next May's provincial election.
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By Allan Brettman, The Oregonian, Portland, Ore.  Jan. 31--VANCOUVER -- A Clark County land use hearings examiner ruled  Tuesday in favor of construction of what neighbors believe will be a Wal-Mart  in the Salmon Creek area.
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HALIFAX (CP) - Liberal Leader Stephane Dion is crossing the country to persuade Canadians he's concerned about more than just the environment.
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By Warren Cornwall, Seattle Times  Mar. 7--In a partial win for environmentalists, Washington's state-owned forestlands could for the first time earn an environmental stamp of approval for logging practices.
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Canada's minority Conservative government survives a confidence vote over its policy agenda.
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By REX SPRINGSTON  Environmentalists won a tentative victory yesterday when a House panel decided that a proposal to strip powers from citizen boards needs more study.
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By ISABELLE RODRIGUE  OTTAWA (CP) - The Bloc Quebecois is calling on the federal government for action to fight algae outbreaks that have closed lakes and rivers across the country.