‘All you see is a memory’: inside the Blueberry River First Nations’ fight to repair a broken landscape
In one of the most industrially disturbed regions of British Columbia, a new landscape-based framework...
Water management in Canada has been fragmented — a Canada Water Agency could help
An effectively planned Canada Water Agency would address the myriad environmental, legal and political issues...
Seeing the forest for the trees: searching for solutions in the Kispiox Valley
As the province reviews the timber supply in a northwest B.C. forest district, locals explore...
BC Hydro, province ordered to release secret Site C dam docs to West Moberly First Nations
Reports and internal records, which will be released as part of a landmark Treaty Rights...
Indigenous leaders launch $2.1 billion class-action lawsuits against Canada over lack of drinking water
The claimants argue the federal government failed to provide clean water and forced First Nations...
Sipekne’katik to request UN peacekeepers in anticipation of Nova Scotia lobster fishing conflicts
Following violent clashes last summer over Indigenous communities’ historic rights to fish, Chief Mike Sack...
B.C.’s Copper Mountain mine proposes major tailings pond expansion, sparking cross-border concern
The expansion could increase the height of a dam holding back mining waste to 255...
How to save the salmon
What do you do when sockeye salmon are under threat and negotiations with B.C. have...
Fighting the feedback loop: why scientists are sounding the alarm on Canada’s melting permafrost
Nearly half of Canada’s land mass lies above permafrost. As it thaws, greenhouse gases stored...
