The artificial lake tearing apart a Nova Scotia community — and killing thousands of fish
A provincial emergency order has kept Lake Pisiquid filled for more than 16 months. It’s...
An intercontinental collab on the future of B.C. fish farms
We teamed up with The Guardian to dive into the complicated politics of an uncertain...
What does the future of salmon farming look like in B.C.?
The last open-net pen salmon farms in B.C. must shut down by July 2029. Environmental...
5 things you need to know about Mount Polley, 10 years after Canada’s worst mine waste disaster
On Aug. 4, 2014, a tailings dam breach at the Mount Polley mine in B.C.’s...
Food harvested near Teck coal mines higher in selenium than grocery store food, health risk study shows
Selenium risks depend on amount of fish people eat from rivers downstream of Teck coal...
Are B.C.’s open-net pen salmon farms closing — or not?
Five years ago, with wild salmon in sharp decline, the federal government promised a transition...
‘It could be very damaging’: feds worried about fallout of Atlantic salmon farm risk report
Internal government emails about a report on threats to wild fish reveal tensions between protecting...
For the Mowachaht, fishing is a way of life — and resistance to colonial destruction
Landmark rulings have affirmed Mowachaht/Muchalaht rights to fish in their ancestral territories. In the face...
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....
