The Newfoundland cod moratorium is over — but the risk remains
The fish population is still less than a quarter of what it was half a...
From the Torngat Mountains to the Labrador Sea, a new Inuit-led protected area takes a step forward
A marine conservation area covering 16,791 square kilometres of ocean off the Nunatsiavut coast has...
‘Oh, just another polar bear’
In this week’s newsletter, we chat with senior editor Elaine Anselmi about her travels to...
This might be the most beautiful place on Earth. But only half of it is protected — for now
Throughout Torngat Mountains National Park, hundreds of sites tell the story of people, wildlife and...
How logging left Atlantic Canada’s trees vulnerable to Hurricane Fiona
A century of overplanting money-making species helped Fiona ravage east coast forests. Can woodlots bring...
What’s gov got to do, got to do with it? A lot
In our latest newsletter, we explore the tie that binds endangered birds, climate migration and...
Canada in deepwater: behind the Trudeau government’s approval of the Bay du Nord offshore oil development
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault greenlit Newfoundland’s first deepwater oil and gas development project. Questions remain...
Canada’s politicians want to reduce emissions … and extract more oil and gas
Alberta’s gas tax, ‘dictator oil,’ offshore drilling, thousands of pages of documents — and the...
Inside the Trudeau government’s decision to weaken oversight of Newfoundland oil and gas exploration
The Impact Assessment Act was meant to strengthen Canada’s federal environmental reviews. But court documents...
