Wild fish spring to life in Lake Ontario, despite dams, pollution and hatchery competitors
Non-native species of salmon and trout have become an important part of Lake Ontario’s ecosystem....
As severe Alberta drought looms, fracking consumes huge volumes of water — forever
Alberta oil and gas companies have already been warned there may not be enough water...
Ontario to cut protections for tiny endangered fish found along route of Highway 413
After spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to restore redside dace habitat, the Ford government...
Coal contamination spurs search for new backup drinking water source in Rocky Mountain city
Monitoring shows above-guideline selenium concentrations in secondary drinking water wells in Fernie, B.C., downstream of...
The $500,000 fight to protect a Muskoka wetland
Very few of Ontario’s quickly vanishing marshes and swamps are safe from development. A group...
Small lakes, big studies: what Ontario’s experimental lakes area teaches the world about water
For over half a century, 58 small, self-contained lakes in Treaty 3 territory have allowed...
A squeaky wheel with data: how Nipissing First Nation is healing environmental damage
Reversing environmental damage can mean counting moose poop, increasing oxygen in Lake Nipissing and ‘being...
Canada’s wettest province faces historic drought — and a precarious new future
From grasshopper infestations to water restrictions, B.C.’s drought is affecting all corners of the province...
‘Sell them for nothing or watch them starve’: farmers face difficult decisions amid B.C. drought
As B.C.’s drought worsens, farmers are scrambling to protect their livestock and crops. The impacts...
