‘I want you to photograph my last breath’: behind our feature on Fort Chipewyan
Photojournalist Ian Willms had spent the better part of a decade making trips to Fort...
A life — and death — in Fort Chipewyan, downstream from the oilsands
A photographer spent years documenti communities downstream of Alberta’s oilsands. Then he was invited to...
The sprawling city of Calgary is choosing between new suburbs and climate goals
As much as three quarters of Calgary’s growth is in new suburbs but a new...
How oil and gas lobbyists build ‘very close relationships’ with politicians and governments
The relationship between governments and the fossil fuel industry in Canada is under the spotlight...
The true history of farming on the Prairies
When an agriculture journalist from Manitoba realized his family farm was on land with a...
What a Danielle Smith government could mean for the environment in Alberta
The new premier of Alberta was chosen by party faithful after six ballots on Thursday....
‘Backed into a corner’: Duncan’s First Nation sues Alberta for cumulative impacts of industry
Lawsuit follows in the footsteps of B.C. Supreme Court’s precedent-setting Blueberry River decision, which could...
Can sweetgrass sequester carbon? Piikani Nation plans to find out
Studying the carbon capturing capabilities of sweetgrass is just one part of a larger vision...
‘Would it be able to get into where I fish?’: Lake Huron communities on the risks of a Line 5 oil spill
Line 5 is still a point of cross-border contention: Enbridge says the pipeline is safe,...
