Buried history: Black miners in Canada’s Atlantic region
‘This doesn’t happen by accident,’ says former mining reporter Francesca Fionda in our latest newsletter
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How is climate change affecting winter on the Prairies?
Shorter, warmer winters but also colder cold snaps — Canadian winters are getting a reset
Pond hockey is central to Canadian identity. Is it on thin ice?
As indoor hockey costs mount and rural populations dwindle, a changing winter means hockey’s great...
‘Increasingly concerned’: docs show B.C. government pushed back on Alberta electricity restrictions
Sharing electricity between provinces is crucial, especially during storms or outages. But documents show Alberta’s...
Ontario election results: what Doug Ford’s third win means for the environment
It’s a three-peat for the Doug Ford government, meaning discussion of more highways — maybe...
‘A blow’: First Nation Chief says she’s lost trust in Rockies conservation talks with B.C., feds
Yaq̓it ʔa·knuqⱡi’it Nasuʔkin (Chief) Heidi Gravelle says she’s lost confidence in discussions over the future...
Ontario assembling farmland in Waterloo meant for possible Toyota site
Controversial project that has seen farmers in Waterloo Region warned of expropriation is aimed at...
Uncovering the history of Nova Scotia’s Black miners
A researcher in Canada's Atlantic region uncovers ‘striking’ similarities between the historic treatment of Black...
B.C. First Nations express concern over fast-tracking projects to counter tariffs threat
First Nations, environmental organizations and the BC Conservatives are concerned about the government’s plan for...
