The Narwhal picks up three 2023 Webster Awards nominations
From invasive species to tensions between communities and extractive industries, our B.C. bureau’s dogged reporting...
From invasive species to tensions between communities and extractive industries, our B.C. bureau’s dogged reporting...
Meta and Google’s moves to block news in Canada undermine democracy. Now more than ever,...
We can no longer see our own Instagram feed. At a time when climate reporting...
Canada is headed for its worst-ever wildfire season. Prairies reporter Drew Anderson hosts a lively...
Arctic photojournalism, B.C. reporting on Indigenous-led conservation and our Ontario bureau’s innovation were recognized as...
Judges recognized reporter Emma McIntosh for work that has ‘made politicians and policymakers sit up...
As The Narwhal turns five today, I’m giving thanks to the thousands of members who...
From features to photo essays, digital design to newsletters, we’ve punched above our weight in...
Alberta ministries undertook a co-ordinated effort to shut down my freedom of information requests. As...
Judges praised The Narwhal’s ‘innovative approach’ to building a sustainable journalism organization, which has included...
Photojournalist Ian Willms won the award for his work capturing the impacts of Alberta’s oil...
She joins the team to deepen our reporting on Indigenous-led conservation
Eight pieces of outstanding journalism published in The Narwhal in 2022 were nominated for awards...
In filing this lawsuit, our goal is to clear a path for all journalists in...
From Ontario’s Greenbelt to giant mines to stories on Indigenous sovereignty, reporters share their highlights...
Alberta Energy terminated the contract of the person preparing the release of records of its...
Tune in from Nov. 14 to 18 as The Narwhal’s Fatima Syed guest hosts a...
Our data-driven, on-the-ground feature detailing the immense work of Indigenous guardians along the Central Coast...
