Land and water in B.C. have a new ministry. We spoke with its leader
Josie Osborne is now B.C.’s Minister of land, water and resource stewardship and the minister...
A Narwhal reader in the world
I know, I know, you hear it from us all the time: When I think back...
Spraying herbicides from helicopters? Concerns mount over plans for southern B.C. forests
To the forestry industry these plants are pests, but for berry pickers they are important...
Between a rock and an arts place: can a B.C. town survive another gold rush?
Wells, B.C., was built around gold mining, but a proposed project has the community debating...
What’s gov got to do, got to do with it? A lot
In our latest newsletter, we explore the tie that binds endangered birds, climate migration and...
Why a highly anticipated Site C dam ‘mega trial’ isn’t happening right now
West Moberly First Nations planned to take BC Hydro to court over claims that Site...
B.C. allows logging in critical habitat of one of the province’s sole recovering caribou herds
Satellite imagery reveals new cutblocks are ‘nibbling away’ at the critical habitat of the endangered...
Sea lice are becoming more resistant to pesticides — that’s a problem for B.C.’s beleaguered salmon farms
Open-net fish pens are the perfect breeding grounds for the parasites, which feast on the...
B.C. government left COVID-19 tracing to companies despite work camp outbreaks, documents show
Despite concerns about the potential for workers to catch COVID-19 at crowded work camps and...
