Why a highly anticipated Site C dam ‘mega trial’ isn’t happening right now
West Moberly First Nations planned to take BC Hydro to court over claims that Site...
B.C. government left COVID-19 tracing to companies despite work camp outbreaks, documents show
Despite concerns about the potential for workers to catch COVID-19 at crowded work camps and...
How the Blueberry ruling in B.C. is a gamechanger for the Site C dam, extractive industries and Indigenous Rights
In a precedent-setting ruling, B.C.’s Supreme Court found the province guilty of breaching its obligations...
B.C. pays Blueberry River First Nations $65 million as 195 projects approved before court victory proceed
In ‘long overdue’ initial agreement, the province will support the nations’ efforts to restore habitat...
Site C dam, oilsands pushing Canada’s largest national park closer to endangered list
Despite repeated calls for action from the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, Canada has failed to...
The Narwhal’s Site C dam investigation wins Canadian Journalism Foundation award for exemplary journalism
Sarah Cox’s ‘ground-breaking reporting’ to expose secrecy around B.C.’s most expensive public infrastructure project was...
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...
The Narwhal’s Sarah Cox wins World Press Freedom Award for Site C dam investigation
The honour from World Press Freedom Canada is a recognition of Cox’s efforts to overcome...
How government scientists tried — but failed — to protect endangered bats from a Site C dam quarry
The perfect coincidence of geothermally heated cliffs, a deciduous forest and wetlands created a unique...
