The government didn’t formally inspect a crucial pipeline for years. Then came the safety concerns
Documents show that though inspectors visited Winnipeg’s main fuel line a handful of times, there...
Stories by Julia-Simone Rutgers
Manitoba is on the Canadian frontlines of an invasive species battle. Can it hold the line?
From canine units to fines, Western Canada is trying to curb the spread of zebra...
Can bans on boats — including canoes and kayaks — stop a tiny shellfish from wreaking havoc across Canada?
Last November, researchers at Manitoba’s Riding Mountain National Park made a discovery they had been...
For years, Manitoba stalled on protecting nature. Here’s what you need to know as it vows to change course
Progress on conservation faltered under Manitoba’s previous government. Will the NDP make good on its...
Agriculture has historically ravaged wetlands. These farmers are trying to change that
Wetlands are vanishing worldwide, often to make way for agriculture. In Manitoba, some farmers are...
Manitoba promised a ‘credible path to net zero,’ but adds little in new funding
Wab Kinew unveils his first budget as NDP premier — including new rebates for electric...
The demand for power might make one of Canada’s cleanest grids dirtier
Manitoba will need to almost double the power it uses over the next two decades....
Manitoba funds mining exploration in threatened caribou habitat inside provincial park
New mineral claims within Grass River Provincial Park raise questions about the impacts of the...
8,000 kms of ice roads link Canada’s North. Erratic winters are wreaking havoc on the lifeline
Nearly all of the country’s winter roads could be unusable by the 2080. Without them,...
