‘It took a long time to get here, it’s going to take a long time to heal’
As we mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, reporter Steph Wood reflects on...
Stories by Steph Kwetásel’wet Wood
The Mamalilikulla’s long journey home
A coastal B.C. First Nation dispossessed from its land for decades by colonialism is part...
Inside a 50-year journey to reopen the ‘lungs’ of the Squamish River
A company built a spit that blocked salmon from accessing crucial habitat — then it...
‘Every citizen in British Columbia won’: court dismisses defamation suit against conservationists
The Qualicum Beach case has big ramifications as one of the first tests of a...
The complicated ethics of wildlife photography
Captivating photos can benefit animals by raising awareness for conservation issues, but there’s a thin...
‘Scared into silence’: former workers allege abuse, safety issues at B.C. environmental organization
Breathtaking photos. Adventurous boat trips. A mission to save the planet. Young people were drawn...
‘Our people are coming home’: Sinixt finally gather to celebrate their Supreme Court win
After Canada denied their existence for over half a century, the Sinixt mark their Supreme...
Scientists make final bid to stop Port of Vancouver’s terminal expansion: ‘they can’t mitigate the consequences’
The port promises it can mitigate the impacts of the Roberts Bank Terminal 2 expansion...
‘The salmon will come back again’: First Nations document devastating low returns on B.C.’s central coast
Fifty years ago, an average of 47,000 salmon returned annually to the Neekas River north...
