Droughts, floods and extreme heat: here’s how Manitoba is grappling with its water woes
The Manitoba government is taking a first step toward dealing with water issues made worse...
Stories by Julia-Simone Rutgers
Indigenous Guardian program brings hope, sovereignty to Manitoba’s last undammed river
A new Indigenous guardian program in the 50,000-square-kilometre Seal River Watershed in northern Manitoba is...
Six ways one of the coldest cities on the planet needs to adapt to climate change
Here are some key things Winnipeg's new mayor, Scott Gillingham, needs to be talking about...
A pothole predicament: why Winnipeg’s roads are buckling as the climate changes
A hotter, wetter climate is threatening the future of Canadian roads. Cities like Winnipeg are...
Can an ambitious tree planting goal help save Winnipeg’s urban forest?
Three years into Winnipeg’s One Million Tree Challenge, the city is still cutting down more...
How geothermal energy could slash costs for hockey rinks
Provincial funds could see Winnipeg tackle one of its largest greenhouse gas emitters — and...
Winnipeg Transit could buy electric buses from local factory
A major investment in public transit upgrades for Winnipeg could see New Flyer Industries build...
A Manitoba company manufactures most of North America’s electric buses — but why is it making them in the U.S.?
Manitoba’s New Flyer Industries is a leading North American zero-emission bus manufacturer, but are Trudeau...
Residents of Peguis First Nation face an impossible choice as they tackle yet another major flood
With a housing crisis made worse by climate events, a Manitoba First Nation seeks a...
