Site C dam to be given Indigenous name after flooding Treaty 8 territory
After flooding Treaty 8 territory to build the Site C project, BC Hydro says it...
The last few months have been an endless rollercoaster of non-stop news in Ontario — and The Narwhal’s team is here to help you make sense of it all.
Ontario’s integrity commissioner and auditor general have each announced investigations into the Progressive Conservative government’s plan to open the Greenbelt to development. Meanwhile, the Ontario Provincial Police is mulling a probe, an endangered species official has resigned, an environmental organization is taking the province to court and a First Nation is considering legal action of its own.
Every step of the way, our Ontario bureau of Emma McIntosh, Fatima Syed and Denise Balkissoon has been hard at work breaking story after story.
Wondering what might happen next? Want to hear more about how we get leaked documents? Emma, Fatima and Denise dove into all things Greenbelt and beyond at a very special online event on Thursday. Watch the recording below.
In his childhood, Elder Luschiim (Arvid Charlie) remembers the Cowichan and Koksilah rivers teeming with salmon — chinook and coho, chum and steelhead — so...
Continue readingAfter flooding Treaty 8 territory to build the Site C project, BC Hydro says it...
Top B.C. government officials deny TC Energy lobbyists have outsized access to decision makers. The...
What if, instead of clinging to tired frameworks, the government actually used its power to...