Just 15% of Manitobans are happy with the province’s climate efforts
‘Less punishment, more nudges’: new poll shows Manitobans want more rebates and incentives to help...
Stories by Julia-Simone Rutgers
Global mining giants are flocking to Manitoba. Here’s what that means for the province
Amid talk of a green technology mining boom, Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson reports ‘record’ mining...
Manitoba’s threatened woodland caribou are finally getting much-needed protections
A new agreement, years in the making, will see the federal government help Manitoba monitor,...
Healing from ‘incredible sickness’: Cree author Clayton Thomas-Müller talks environmental justice
A Winnipeg author and environmental activist shares his vision for transforming colonial power structures to...
A new approach to flood mapping could be on the way for Manitoba First Nations
With floods affecting almost 90 per cent of Manitoba First Nations, new flood management could...
Manitoba’s Arctic coast is home to seals, polar bears and 60,000 belugas. Here’s Canada’s chance to protect it
Near Churchill, conservation advocates are pushing the federal government to protect a huge swath of...
Pipe dreams: decoding the political debate on shipping oil through Manitoba’s Arctic port
Pierre Poilievre is eyeing the Port of Churchill as a way to increase fossil fuel...
Federal government to take action on Manitoba’s Lake Winnipeg, one of Canada’s ‘most endangered lakes’
The latest installment of federal funds will take aim at algal blooms caused by farming...
Can natural infrastructure help revitalize Winnipeg’s downtown?
Taking cues from innovative projects like downtown Edmonton’s Warehouse Park, a focus on nature-based solutions...
