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Two New Laws to Protect Farm Animals in U.S.
Both California and Michigan signed into law in October measures to improve the lives of farm animals by phasing out some of the most cruel of practices.
Forest Activist in Congo Wins Livelihood Award
Facing great personal risk, René Ngongo has tirelessly campaigned to protect and conserve the Congo Basin Forests - the second largest tropical forest in the word.
UN Climate Talks in Copenhagen
Over 10,000 scientists, NGOs, world leaders and delegates will meet in December to reach an agreement to cut global greenhouse gas emissions for 2012 onwards.
Greenpeace and Kimberly-Clark Reach Agreement
According to Greenpeace, the agreement reached with Kimberly-Clark has the potential to fundamentally shift the global forest products industry.
The Media and Suicide
Many studies have tried to answer the question - is suicide contagious?
SharePoint Document Library Basics
While there is plenty of information online for SharePoint site administrators and developers, "how-to" guides for more basic, standard functions are harder to find.
SharePoint Basics
SharePoint is a user-friendly tool developed by Microsoft to enable collaborative, web-based workspace and content management environments.
Go Green Simply - May
It is time to stop reading and hearing about environmental problems and actually do something about them. Individual behaviour change is the first step.
Taking Action as a Tenant in Ontario - General Repairs
Regardless of the condition of your rental property when you moved in, the landlord is obliged by law to keep your place in good condition and fit to live in.
Spencer Smith Park in Burlington, Ontario
Spencer Smith Park, a major city attraction and host to a variety of annual events, got its name from a tireless volunteer who kept the area by the waterfront tidy.
The Politics of Bones
A review of J. Timothy Hunt's book published by McClelland & Stewart in 2005. ISBN: 0-7710-4154-3.
A Brief History of Burlington, Ontario
Many residents of this suburban community do not know much about the city they live in or its past. However, Burlington has an interesting and unique history.
Post-Abortion Care for Unsafe Abortion in Africa
In the Sub-Saharan African region, it is estimated that 50 per cent of maternal deaths are unsafe abortion-related.
Reality TV With a Social Conscience?
In mind-numbing abundance, reality TV shows have taken over our airwaves.
Go Green Simply - April
It is time to stop reading and hearing about environmental problems and actually do something about them. Individual behaviour change is the first step.
Corporations in Burma
Despite being ruled by a ruthless military dictatorship, Burma is a country that still manages to attract foreign investment and multinational corporations.
Canadian Senator Aims to Put End to Seal Hunt
For the first time in Canadian history, a Senator has introduced legislation to amend The Fisheries Act in order to end the commercial seal hunt.
Assistance with High Prescription Drug Costs
High prescription drug costs are a burden on any individual or family, especially for those with a low household income.
Media Watchdog Groups
There are a variety of different media watchdog groups that claim to analyze the media in the public's interest and point out inaccuracies and bias.
Anti-Seal Hunt Activists Take New Approach
Urging the Vancouver Olympic Organizing Committee to speak out against the commercial seal hunt is a new approach being taken by activists.
Taking Action as a Tenant - Emergency Repairs
There are certain critical repairs that no landlord can put off addressing immediately and tenants should know when and how to deal with these emergency repair issues.
Taking Action as a Tenant - Heating
Unfortunately there are many people rent apartments that violate city bylaws but just do not know how to take action. A minimum standard of heating is required by law.
Go Green Simply - March
It is time to stop reading and hearing about environmental problems and actually do something about them. Individual behaviour change is the first step.
Go Green Simply – February
It is time to stop reading and hearing about environmental problems and actually do something about them. Individual behaviour change is the first step.
Simply Green - January
It is time to stop reading and hearing about environmental problems and actually do something about them. Individual behaviour change is the first step.
Child Soldiers Still Used in Burma
Knowledge of the use of child soldiers in Burma continues to result in reports of human rights abuses, but no action on the part of the international community.