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...
‘Hopefully, the story dies’: emails show North Bay officials reacting to reporting on plastics factory’s use of PFAS
Emails obtained by The Narwhal show city staff advising Industrial Plastics Canada on response to...
Conservation chronicles: Sarah Cox dives into the heart of wildlife protection in her new book
Indigenous communities, ranchers, scientists and even the Canadian military spoke with Cox about saving at-risk...
If Canada’s environmental fines don’t match the crimes, industrial pollution will continue
Some of the country's biggest polluters are multibillion-dollar companies. Limited fines may not be enough...
Ontario could run out of landfill space in nine years. Then what?
Industries, businesses and institutions make two-thirds of Ontario's garbage. It's too easy for them to...
Baboon biting incident prompts Ontario town to call for stricter exotic animal rules
A baboon bite has brought Ontario’s non-existent exotic pet laws to the forefront. Without province-wide...
Wild fish spring to life in Lake Ontario, despite dams, pollution and hatchery competitors
Non-native species of salmon and trout have become an important part of Lake Ontario’s ecosystem....
‘You start with us’: conservation authority head has parting message for Ontario government
After 20 years with Conservation Halton, Hassaan Basit reflects on Doug Ford’s cuts and how...
B.C. isn’t getting an endangered species law. Maybe that’s okay
The province is instead promising an ecosystem-based view of protection — an intriguing idea, but...
