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Quebec to invest $60M in protecting province's caribou - Vimarsana News

Quebec to invest $60M in protecting province's caribou

The Quebec government announced Tuesday a $59.5-million bid to safeguard Charlevoix's boreal caribou and the Gaspésie mountain caribou.

Source: cbc.ca
Horne Smelter decreases arsenic emissions as it inches toward Quebec benchmark - Vimarsana News

Horne Smelter decreases arsenic emissions as it inches toward Quebec benchmark

The copper smelter in Rouyn-Noranda, Que., says it used new tools to help reduce its arsenic emissions last year.

Source: cbc.ca
Girard coy on intent to run for federal Tories - Vimarsana News

Girard coy on intent to run for federal Tories

At a press conference, Quebec Finance Minister Eric Girard neither denied or confirmed the possibility of becoming a candidate for the Federal Conservatives in the next federal election. Previously a

Quebec band critical of Glencore censored as transnational firm continues to pump out toxic emissions - Vimarsana News

Quebec band critical of Glencore censored as transnational firm continues to pump out toxic emissions

Owned by the global metals producer Glencore, the Horne Smelter has long been criticized by Rouyn-Noranda residents for its massive discharge of toxic materials.

Source: wsws.org
Montreal gets first Consignaction centre as part of Quebec's long-delayed expanded container deposit system - Vimarsana News

Montreal gets first Consignaction centre as part of Quebec's long-delayed expanded container deposit system

After a long wait, Quebec has opened its first two centres as part of a plan to make recycling bottles and cans easier. Consignaction plans to open 200 more locations across the province by 2025

Source: cbc.ca