What the Amazon and Manitoba have in common
A trip to Brazil helped photographer Aaron Vincent Elkaim see the issues with hydroelectric development...
The watershed watchers: in conversation with the International Joint Commission
Canada and the U.S. are bound together by waterways that transcend political borders. But what...
‘Put away your power saws’: First Nations leaders, conservationists have a new plan to protect old-growth
Ancient forest advocates are weary of political promises that have so far been unable to...
Canada gives $1.4 million to support Nunavik Inuit’s management of Arqvilliit Indigenous Protected Area
Federal partnership to aid Indigenous-led monitoring and research of 24,000 hectares of remote Arctic islands...
Just north of the oilsands, the largest remote solar farm in Canada is about to power up
The project will supply a quarter of Fort Chipewyan’s electricity needs, helping to reduce the...
‘Mining at any cost’: Yukoners say territory needs major mineral development overhaul
'People are generally unsatisfied with the status quo'
The last free river of Manitoba
The Seal River is Manitoba’s only major waterway that hasn’t been dammed — and five...
‘It kind of defeats the purpose’: Yukon won’t pause mineral staking for Dawson land use planning
Valuable, roadless wilderness in the Dawson region could become protected under a new land use...
State of erosion: the legacy of Manitoba Hydro
Ninety-seven per cent of energy produced in Manitoba comes from hydroelectricity. The vast majority of...
