17 government inspectors, 170 companies and more than 9,000 potential infractions: inside B.C.’s oversight of the oil and gas sector
Notes made by regulator officers during thousands of inspections that were marked in compliance with...
Investigation into Alberta renewables pause wins prestigious Hillman Prize
Prairies reporter Drew Anderson’s dogged coverage of Alberta’s pause on renewable energy projects was recognized...
In Ontario, the silence is deafening
Our reporting proves it’s true: when the government says less, people want to hear more....
Alberta’s attack on freedom █ ██████
Government documents, emails, internal reports — all will soon be harder to access in Alberta...
278 freedom of information requests: The Narwhal’s year of fighting for transparency
It’s no big surprise that governments try to thwart access to public-interest information. With your...
Alberta loses 3-year battle to keep names of alleged oilsands rule-breakers a secret
We filed an official complaint and consulted a lawyer to get the names of oilsands...
16 oilsands companies allegedly broke environmental rules. Alberta kept it a secret for 3 years
At least 16 fossil fuel companies operating in Canada’s oilsands allegedly broke rules requiring them...
Could gas flaring from Woodfibre LNG pose a health threat to Squamish residents?
As construction begins on the Woodfibre LNG facility in Squamish, B.C., residents are worried about...
Nearly 2,000 species are at-risk in B.C. Only 42 are being considered for new protections
Internal government records show officials are working to update list of at-risk species under forestry...
