How is climate change affecting winter on the Prairies?
Shorter, warmer winters but also colder cold snaps — Canadian winters are getting a reset
Stories by Julia-Simone Rutgers
Pond hockey is central to Canadian identity. Is it on thin ice?
As indoor hockey costs mount and rural populations dwindle, a changing winter means hockey’s great...
The feds tried to hold the line in an invasive species battle — and lost. What’s next?
Riding Mountain National Park was the frontline of the westward invasion, but Parks Canada now...
How a trade war could hurt farmers on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border
Agricultural trade between Canada and the U.S. is worth more than US$70 billion. As tariff...
What would a Pierre Poilievre government mean for Manitoba’s environment?
Here’s a how a provincial NDP government and the federal Conservative leader align — and...
Sio Silica is staging a comeback — with a push for First Nations support
A recording of a closed-door meeting shows Sio Silica’s latest tack: numerous promises to Brokenhead...
Some say plastic recycling is ‘hopeless.’ Others are determined to fix it
Plastics are everywhere — from containers to house paint — and are leaching into water...
Manitoba is getting a new ‘belt of greenspace’
Federal funds will kickstart work on an ecological corridor along the Little Saskatchewan River, aimed...
Councillors in Canada’s coldest city are split on whether to phase out fossil fuels to heat buildings
Natural gas heating accounts for 40 per cent of Winnipeg's emissions. The city's environment committee...
