On Haida Gwaii, a colonial government is no longer lord of the land
British Columbia and the Haida Nation’s historic agreement recognizes Haida land ownership across the archipelago...
Meet Shannon Waters, The Narwhal’s B.C. politics and environment reporter
With years of political reporting experience, Shannon is poised to bring fresh stories to the...
Where are the moose?
On the land looking for moose — and one nation’s efforts to bring them back....
On the land looking for moose. Where have they gone?
The air is biting cold as Willie Bertacco navigates his motorboat through the blackness that...
Yellowknife to Fort McMurray: lessons from the frontlines of Canada’s worst wildfires
You can only do so much to stop a fire in its tracks. But learning...
When support for a B.C. pipeline starts to fray
Gitxsan Hereditary Chiefs are shifting their tone on a pipeline project. In our latest newsletter,...
A mineral rush and a hiring crisis: Canadian mining’s ‘dirty’ image is scaring off recruits
Pick axes and coal dust aren’t selling a new generation on jobs in mining. Can...
Frustrated with government, Gitxsan Hereditary Chiefs wavering on support for B.C. pipeline
As tensions in northwest B.C. persist over pipelines, court-ordered injunctions and police enforcement, Gitxsan Hereditary...
Remembering Bob the elk: what the life and death of a B.C. town’s beloved neighbour can teach us
When a Vancouver Island elk was hit by a car, the story unravelled before local...
