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In the lasting aftermath of the Nathan E. Stewart spill off coastal B.C., Heiltsuk leaders...

A new report finds the price tag to treat water contaminated with selenium in the...

The National Newspaper Awards celebrate some of the best journalism in Canada. This year, our...

We are excited to offer a new photojournalism fellowship for First Nations, Inuit and Métis...

B.C. Lands Minister Nathan Cullen says he’ll wait for the results of a pilot project...

Nova Scotia offers a hint at why so little public information is available on areas...

Here’s why a decision to finally pursue a joint Canada-U.S. inquiry into water pollution from...

Internationa tribunal says Canada doesn’t have to compensate the global conglomerate for financial losses it...

As B.C. prepares to deliver on its promise to get gas out of northeast reserves...

New mineral claims within Grass River Provincial Park raise questions about the impacts of the...

Schneider Woods in Wilmot Township will become a 95-hectare nature reserve, after council drops parking...

Ktunaxa Nation has been calling for an International Joint Commission’s inquiry to address pollution from...

Alberta oil and gas companies have already been warned there may not be enough water...

Time and again, the Ford government has tried to weaken conservation authorities. It’s the same...

Few social networking platforms are known for inspiring positive social change these days, but an...

Nearly all of the country’s winter roads could be unusable by the 2080. Without them,...

A federal funding announcement for climate solutions has dumped fuel on a fiery conflict among...

New rules give conservation authorities some new powers to restrict harmful development, but reduce buffer...