‘It kind of defeats the purpose’: Yukon won’t pause mineral staking for Dawson land use planning
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8 min. readValuable, roadless wilderness in the Dawson region could become protected under a new land use...
State of erosion: the legacy of Manitoba Hydro
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Ninety-seven per cent of energy produced in Manitoba comes from hydroelectricity. The vast majority of...
‘I wanted to show them I wasn’t extinct’
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The Canadian government declared them extinct 64 years ago. These living, breathing Sinixt people beg...
Mi’kmaw lobster fishery conflict reveals confusion over who makes the rules
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The focus on the lobster livelihood fishery and finding a dollar definition for 'moderate' misses...
Narwhals could be at high risk of catching COVID-19: researcher
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Frozen tissue samples from a narwhal harvested by Inuit subsistence hunters will soon arrive at...
‘We’re living in a powerful moment’: Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Taylor Bachrach reflects on his first year in office
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It’s been a whirlwind introduction to federal politics for the former mayor of Smithers, B.C.,...
Yukon’s climate plans rely on biomass. But is it actually good for the environment?
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The territorial government wants to move from burning fossil fuels to wood in a bid...
Nova Scotia lobster dispute: no, the Mi’kmaw fishery isn’t a threat to conservation
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Claims by commercial harvesters that Indigenous fisheries are decimating stocks are unfounded
Climate change driving Indigenous food insecurity in Canada: report
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Although Indigenous Peoples are among the lowest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions in the country,...
