New hope for flood-prone Peguis First Nation means evacuees could come home
Nearly a third of the ‘refugees’ from last spring's flood still haven’t returned to the...
Stories by Julia-Simone Rutgers
Clearcuts, forestry roads and threats to biodiversity abundant in Manitoba’s only logged park
Decades after the province vowed to phase out logging in Manitoba’s provincial parks, a recent...
In Vivian, Anola and Springfield, it’s not as simple as it seems
In this week’s newsletter, Manitoba reporter Julia-Simone Rutgers takes you through thigh-high snow to a...
‘A bad nightmare’: fear, fighting and the future of green energy in rural Manitoba
A Calgary company wants to mine silica sand from southeastern Manitoba to spark a green...
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...
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...
