A decade after UN declared water a human right, it’s time for Canada to make it law
Canada Water Agency must address boil advisories in First Nations communities, establish national quality standards...
A hazardous data gap in B.C. means it costs $125,910 for the right to know
In our latest newsletter, we interrogate why the B.C. government continues to use physical papers to...
B.C. rarely inspects hazardous waste handlers despite companies frequently breaking rules
B.C. rarely inspects hazardous waste handlers even though the province knows companies routinely break the...
B.C. orders Coastal GasLink to stop pipeline construction near protected wetlands
After the Unist’ot’en and Gidimt’en Clans of the Wet’suwet’en Nation flagged concerns, the B.C. Environmental...
Why an Alberta court decision to quash an oilsands project affects Treaty Rights cases in B.C.
A recent ruling by three Appeal Court justices has transformed the nature of Treaty 8...
8 things you need to know as Alberta suspends even more environmental monitoring of oil and gas industry
The Alberta Energy Regulator has extended a waiver of many monitoring requirements to the entire...
It started with a phone call: how our investigation into B.C.’s trawl fishery came together
Our sprawling, months-long investigation not only recounts the threats faced by observers, but also calls into the...
‘You’re out there alone’: whistleblowers say workplace abuse hides true impacts of B.C.’s trawl fishery
A months-long investigation by The Narwhal, including interviews with 11 current or former at-sea observers,...
8 environmental responsibilities Alberta’s oil and gas companies can skip because of coronavirus
Experts say COVID-19 is being used as an opportunity to grant companies carte blanche waivers...
