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...
Stories by Julia-Simone Rutgers
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...
Manitoba knew chronic wasting disease was coming for its deer. After 20 years of waiting, its arrival was still a shock
A year after first detecting so-called ‘zombie deer’ disease, Manitoba’s attempts to control it have...
Manitoba’s wild-caught fisheries pursue new markets with sustainability push
Once dubbed the worst in the world, Manitoba’s commercial fisheries were facing millions in lost...
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...
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...
