The dirt on the deciduous dead
In this week’s newsletter, we chat with B.C. biodiversity reporter Ainslie Cruickshank about British Columbia’s...
Stories by Karan Saxena
Dive deep with 5 silly narwhal cartoons
How many narwhals does it take to make a pun about journalism? We asked cartoonist...
Alberta loses 3-year battle to keep names of alleged oilsands rule-breakers a secret
We filed an official complaint and consulted a lawyer to get the names of oilsands...
It’s not like flipping a switch
A decade ago, Ontario stopped burning coal for power. Could past lessons apply to a...
Meet Kevin Ilango, The Narwhal’s first art and design fellow
We created the BIPOC art and design fellowship to create an opportunity in a field...
Conservation and … Wall Street? Behind a really big deal
A $375M Indigenous-led conservation effort in the Northwest Territories is a triumph of collaboration —...
As B.C. heads to the polls, what’s on the line?
The outcome of this weekend’s election will have national consequences for climate change and the...
‘Fighting, fighting, fighting’ downstream from Alberta’s oilsands
Residents of Fort Chipewyan shared, in their own words, the realities and fears that come...
A white-knuckle ride to visit a lonely caribou
Ontario reporter Emma McIntosh penned a love letter to the last remaining Lake Superior caribou...
