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You Are What You Eat	Quebec 17/12/2008
The premise seems simple enough: the availability of zooplankton, the primary food source of fish, gives an indication of future fish stocks.

Winter Helicopter Missions	Gulf Maritimes Quebec 26/11/2008
Filmed expeditions by scientists have recently raised Canadian public awareness of the fragility of the planet.

Will Asian Carp Invade Canada?	Central and Arctic 01/01/2006
A thin, underwater "electric fence" in a canal near Chicago, and vigilance by governments and citizens, are all that prevent a group of invasive fish species from disrupting aquatic ecosystems across the Great Lakes.

Will "Dead Zones" Spread in the St. Lawrence River?	Quebec 01/12/2005
The historic St. Lawrence River, running from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic coast, seems unchangeable.

What's killing the white whales of the St. Lawrence?	Quebec 27/07/2007
For centuries, beluga (white whales) of the St. Lawrence Estuary had no shortage of enemies.

What's Holding Back the Cod Recovery?	Quebec 01/11/2006
The early 1990's saw a historic collapse of Canada's Atlantic cod fisheries. At the time, most people looked forward to an early recovery.

What happens when contaminant mixtures are released at sea?	National 04/05/2009
"Produced water" is the largest volume of waste discharged into the ocean by the oil and gas industry. As stewards of Canada's marine environment, Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) scientists have long monitored these discharges.

Water Parks	Central and Arctic 14/09/2009
When most Canadians think of their parks, they tend to think of them in terms of the national or provincial parks they visit in the summer. Or as conservation areas that must be protected at all costs. What these parks all have in common is that they are terrestrial. We can see, touch, and experience them first-hand relatively easily.