Buried history: Black miners in Canada’s Atlantic region
‘This doesn’t happen by accident,’ says former mining reporter Francesca Fionda in our latest newsletter
Uncovering the history of Nova Scotia’s Black miners
A researcher in Canada's Atlantic region uncovers ‘striking’ similarities between the historic treatment of Black...
The plan to take the chemicals out of Chemical Valley
Aamjiwnaang First Nation and the federal government will work together on a pilot project to...
‘A lot of meet cutes happen in nature’ — but this romance author won’t go camping
Uzma Jalaluddin writes bestsellers by night, teaches high school by day and finds the natural...
Aamjiwnaang has been fighting environmental racism for decades. Now, the First Nation has an agreement to address it
After facing decades of pollution from industry in Sarnia, Ont., Aamjiwnaang First Nation and the...
Bottled water giant BlueTriton — formerly Nestlé — closing Ontario operations
After years of controversy and local opposition, a water bottling plant and two wells around...
Devastated by Manitoba Hydro, five Cree nations are working together to conserve traditional lands
As huge hydroelectric dams blocked most major rivers in northern Manitoba, life for some First...
Over 30 years of Indigenous resistance with Mohawk land defender Ellen Gabriel
'Colonial-rooted poverty will not be solved by more colonial solutions'
‘Above the poison’: Mohawk land defenders refuse to surrender Barnhart Island to New York
Akwesasne citizens disagree with elected leaders' choice to accept US$70M payout, saying the tiny island...
