Drugs, microplastics and forever chemicals: new contaminants emerge in the Great Lakes
Scientists studying unregulated “emerging contaminants” say Ontario and the federal government need a co-ordinated plan...
Manitoba is on the Canadian frontlines of an invasive species battle. Can it hold the line?
From canine units to fines, Western Canada is trying to curb the spread of zebra...
Can bans on boats — including canoes and kayaks — stop a tiny shellfish from wreaking havoc across Canada?
Last November, researchers at Manitoba’s Riding Mountain National Park made a discovery they had been...
‘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...
Agriculture has historically ravaged wetlands. These farmers are trying to change that
Wetlands are vanishing worldwide, often to make way for agriculture. In Manitoba, some farmers are...
A parched place: the Alberta drought crisis is bigger than one summer
The province says it will soon release its emergency response plan and details on how...
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...
Costs to clean up Teck’s B.C. coal mines are billions higher than previously thought: report
A new report finds the price tag to treat water contaminated with selenium in the...
A 94-year-old wants to welcome Ontarians to paradise. A parking lot nearly stood in her way
Schneider Woods in Wilmot Township will become a 95-hectare nature reserve, after council drops parking...
