Feds fail to implement strategy to protect our water
Canadians regard fresh water as the country's most important natural resource—even over oil and gas and forestry, according to a recent Nanos-Policy Options public survey.
TORONTO—I am talking about an issue that is at the very heart of the Canadian economy and culture. Practically every industry—agriculture, electric power, industrial manufacturing, tourism—relies on it to sustain their business. It's integral to spirituality, recreational activi...
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