There’s something in the air (and it isn’t tariffs)
Health risks can be a scary black box — especially when information about environmental contaminants...
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‘A polygamous marriage to lots of whales’: author David A. Robertson really loves orcas
In a new memoir, the Winnipeg-based Cree writer shares his internal struggles with anxiety, and...
W̱SÁNEĆ Hereditary Chiefs ‘deeply frustrated’ as feds boost commercial herring catch
The chiefs have called for a moratorium to protect B.C.'s last strong herring stock. Instead,...
Pandemic money was meant to clear the air in Ontario schools. Did it work?
The Ford government touted its efforts to keep COVID-19 from spreading in classrooms. Those same...
Major B.C. LNG projects won’t have to pay for carbon emissions for 2 years, docs reveal
B.C.’s new industrial carbon pricing system gives big emitters a two-year break on paying for...
How much of this carcinogen is industry releasing into Canada’s air?
Across North America, ethylene oxide is used to sterilize medical equipment. The odorless gas is...
Coal mine pollution: international inquiry details plan to investigate Canada, U.S. contamination
After decades of pollution from B.C. coal mines, an international inquiry is proposing to spotlight...
Microplastics are settling into Ontario cottage country lakes
New study looks at the movement of microplastics in freshwater systems, and finds many of...
Alberta cabinet ministers are fanning out to promote energy and hunting in the U.S.
Alberta is continuing its one-province charm offensive. Meanwhile, it’s unveiling an ‘automatic yes toolkit’ for...
