The Kootenays are getting drier. A small B.C. community worries more logging puts its water at risk
As companies seek to access private and Crown forest lands above Wynndel, B.C., some fear...
Stories by Steph Kwetásel’wet Wood
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,...
The Great Bear Rainforest is protected. So why is an abandoned industrial site leaching heavy metals?
Heiltsuk Nation has a vision to revitalize Namu, an ancient village and former vibrant cannery....
This Vancouver megaport expansion could harm killer whales. Approving it still didn’t breach endangered species law, court says
A legal challenge to block a major container terminal has been quashed, though environmental groups...
The top executives in Canada’s oilsands were just paid your entire salary
The CEOs of the Pathways Alliance have made more than the median Canadian salary, just...
Yukon could get new Indigenous protected area the size of Vancouver Island
The Ross River Dena Council, Yukon and Canada are studying what it would take to...
As commercial herring fishery looms, W̱SÁNEĆ hereditary chiefs try to protect ‘last gasp’ of the fish in Salish Sea
With just days before the fishery opens in the Georgia Strait, W̱SÁNEĆ hereditary chiefs say...
3 years, 2 deadly atmospheric rivers. Is B.C. ready for the next one?
On the heels of another destructive atmospheric river that left 5 people dead, we have...
Tea Creek is growing food security for B.C. First Nations — but its own future is ‘fragile’
The program in northern B.C. has trained hundreds of Indigenous people, and fed thousands more....
