coastal_gaslink_lng_simmons_the_narwhal-scaled

The B.C. agency overseeing oil and gas is about to get more powerful. Here’s why you should care

A guide to the BC Energy Regulator: what it is, what it does and why...

The-Moose-Questionaire-Shad-Parkinson

Shad: ‘Nature isn’t just a pastime, it’s a practical and spiritual need’

As he celebrates 20 years making music, the beloved rapper shares what he’s learned about...

FortChipAGroup04

The Narwhal picks up National Magazine Award nomination for Amber Bracken’s oilsands photojournalism

Bracken was recognized for intimate portraits of residents of Fort Chipewyan, Alta., who told her...

NippissingFN lake sturgeon9

Meet the people trying to keep a prehistoric fish alive

Lake sturgeon have long been culturally significant and nutritionally important to First Nations in Ontario,...

Boreal-Caribou-Fort-Nelson-First-Nation-Ryan-Dickie-035

B.C. failing to protect 81% of critical habitat for at-risk species: government docs

B.C. allows industrial logging in critical habitat for at-risk species — part of the reason...

Natl-Carney-SwearingIn-Morozuk-_0174

What Carney’s win means for environment and climate issues in Canada

Mark Carney and the Liberals have won the 2025 election. Here’s what that means for...

Akwesasne_Carleton_basketweaving_feature photo

Battling a hungry beetle, this Mohawk community hopes to keep its trees — and traditions — alive

An invasive pest threatens the survival of black ash trees — and the Mohawk art...

Xatsull-Mount-Polley-stephanie-wood-sized-05

The site of an infamous B.C. mining disaster could get even bigger. This First Nation is going to court — and ‘won’t back down’

Xatśūll First Nation is challenging B.C.’s approval of Mount Polley mine’s tailings dam raising. Indigenous...

Dollar-Markets 20240528

Canada’s fossil fuel companies win battle against climate transparency

Financial regulators hit pause this week on a years-long effort to force corporations to be...

Recent Posts

Our newsletter subscribers are the first to find out when we break a big story. Sign up for free →
An illustration, in yellow, of a computer, with an open envelope inside it with letter reading 'Breaking news.'
Your access to our journalism is free — always. Sign up for our weekly newsletter for investigative reporting on the natural world in Canada you won’t find anywhere else.
'This is not a paywall' text illustration, in the black-and-white style of an album warning label
Your access to our journalism is free — always. Sign up for our weekly newsletter for investigative reporting on the natural world in Canada you won’t find anywhere else.
'This is not a paywall' text illustration, in the black-and-white style of an album warning label