Maple syrup meltdown: in a changing climate, what’s to become of Canada’s sweetest commodity?
A global maple syrup shortage has led to a massive withdrawal from Quebec’s reserves but...
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Why Imperial Metals surrendered its mining rights in B.C.’s Skagit headwaters
After the mining company accepted $24 million from a coalition of groups in exchange for...
Holding in the deep: what Canada wants to do with its decades-old pileup of nuclear waste
Canada plans to store spent nuclear fuel deep, deep underground in the Great Lakes basin....
What’s under that Petro-Canada station, you say?
In our latest newsletter, we look at how one family’s attempt to make ends meet...
The biggest land use plan in the world: how Nunavut is putting mining and conservation on the map
In the works for 15 years, the territory's plan will plot the future of 21...
Trans Mountain investigation concludes consultant not linked to terrorist Proud Boys
The pipeline company owned by the federal government says the individual was not associated with...
Canada is leaving communities in the dark about the risks and costs of climate disasters
A new report finds the federal government isn’t doing enough to act on or disclose...
‘Safely, I swear’: a bicycle ride, a minister and a sleepy dog
In our latest newsletter, reporter Emma McIntosh recalls how her interview with Ontario Environment Minister...
The ‘new’ face of environmental racism in Quebec
The provincial government’s recent decision to postpone caribou recovery efforts jeopardizes Indigenous Rights and lives
