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A growing chorus of voices says the government’s decision to green light old-growth cutblocks in...

Trans Mountain, a Canadian government-owned pipeline and energy company, says it is investigating allegations that...

Residents of Shoal Lake 40 can drink from taps thanks to a new water treatment...

A natural gas pipeline explosion in 2018 traumatized the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation community, who...

A proposed class-action lawsuit alleges the fire that destroyed more than 90 per cent of...

When asked about new scientific research showing much of the country’s oil, gas and coal...

British Columbia had 87 high-risk dams with “significant deficiencies” in 2020, according to an audit...

As the federal election looms, leaders of all political stripes are promising to increase the...

Our new three-person environmental journalism team will be led by Denise Balkissoon and driven by...

The company responsible for Canada’s largest tailings spill failed to meet new provincial conditions for...

First Nations who successfully fought to remove open net pen salmon farms are speaking out...

The city’s only source of drinking water and a vital wildlife corridor could be at...

Amid escalating tensions with the RCMP, old-growth logging blockades on Vancouver Island show no signs...

As the island enters the most severe level of drought in the province, experts warn...

Erin O’Toole’s Conservative Party is proposing to amend Canada’s Criminal Code to stop protests that...

As the province’s glaciers disappear, more and more deposits are becoming available to exploration companies,...

The federal government announced it will provide funding over the next five years to support...

Using field manuals from 170 years ago, scientists have identified the monumental impact human development...