A dizzying bird’s-eye view of Manitoba’s hydro-electricity dams
Clearings as wide as 50 highway lanes make way for power lines that link massive...
Stories by Julia-Simone Rutgers
Manitobans rally to oppose proposed new peat mining project
When peat is mined for horticulture, forests are removed and carbon-storing peatlands are dug up....
What an effort to preserve Cree homelands in northern Manitoba means to the people behind it
Kitaskeenan Kaweekanawaynichikatek, the land we want to protect: members of five Cree nations reflect as...
Devastated by Manitoba Hydro, five Cree nations are working together to conserve traditional lands
As huge hydroelectric dams blocked most major rivers in northern Manitoba, life for some First...
‘A responsibility to protect’: Canada launches independent agency to manage freshwater
Federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault says the new Canada Water Agency comes at a time...
Have you considered the Canada Goose?
Giant Canada geese, so ubiquitous today in cities across the country, were once considered extinct....
Think globally, thrift locally. Is thrifting good for the environment?
Ebunoluwa Akinbo’s arresting portraits explore fashion, identity and how Winnipeg’s thrift stores are different —...
North America lost 3 billion birds in 50 years. An Indigenous-led plan could protect a place where they’re thriving
In the Seal River watershed, the site of a proposed Indigenous-led conservation project, community members...
It took the Manitoba government nine days to inform the public of issues with major pipeline: docs
‘This lady [from Imperial Oil] called this morning and made it sound fairly urgent.’ Emails...
