Canada’s National Energy Board (NEB) has quietly stopped requiring pipeline companies to post the geographic...
Two fish-bearing creeks will be used for 2.3 billion tonnes of toxic tailings from the...
The massive “Canada 150” celebrations of July 1 are finally over, leaving little in their...
By Grand Chief Stewart Phillip and Ben Parfitt One of the most important things that...
Generations of John Morris Sr.’s family have fished the Taku River in Southeast Alaska and...
After weeks of delay, the B.C. NDP has finally been asked to form government, thanks...
A new podcast series by CBC Vancouver paints a dramatic picture of what life in...
A patchwork of roads, ditches and unauthorized dams are scarring First Nations territories in north...
Nearly two months have passed since the polls closed in B.C. and at last British...
Spring flooding in Canada this year upended lives, inundated city streets and swamped houses, prompting...
The Supreme Court of Canada has refused to hear an appeal brought by the West...
The future of Alberta’s sprawling tailings ponds is in serious crisis. As of right now,...
The lives of salmon and bears in B.C. are inextricably linked and new research by...
While news of Saskatchewan’s plan for a small geothermal power plant was met with excitement...
Almost exactly a year ago, B.C. Hydro touted “broad support” for its controversial Site C dam —...
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has long been criticized for lowballing the potential for renewable...
By Matt Price for iPolitics. Don’t think for a second that it’s Christy Clark’s nature to...
A race to expand B.C. natural gas pipelines and infrastructure is on, signalling two possible...
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