They left the city for rural Ontario during the pandemic — and they’re still farming
Adventurous customers and open-minded communities proved easier for these racialized farmers to find than affordable...
Addressing Alberta’s leaky tailings ponds is Canada’s chance to keep promises to Indigenous Peoples
The tailings ponds in Alberta are growing — and leaking. The feds need to ask...
Healing from ‘incredible sickness’: Cree author Clayton Thomas-Müller talks environmental justice
A Winnipeg author and environmental activist shares his vision for transforming colonial power structures to...
Uncovering the Black history of 10 Ontario rivers
Canada often tries to erase Black people from both history and the environmental movement, but...
A new approach to flood mapping could be on the way for Manitoba First Nations
With floods affecting almost 90 per cent of Manitoba First Nations, new flood management could...
A life — and death — in Fort Chipewyan, downstream from the oilsands
A photographer spent years documenti communities downstream of Alberta’s oilsands. Then he was invited to...
‘Would it be able to get into where I fish?’: Lake Huron communities on the risks of a Line 5 oil spill
Line 5 is still a point of cross-border contention: Enbridge says the pipeline is safe,...
‘Money jail’: Cape Breton cartoonist Kate Beaton reflects on her time in the oilsands
Before her books were bestsellers, Kate Beaton left home to pay her student loans. Her...
‘Trying to save our fish’: B.C. First Nations appeal a court ruling in an attempt to restore the Nechako River
Saik’uz and Stellat’en First Nations have been fighting for the health of the watershed for...
