With old traditions and new tech, young Inuit chart their changing landscape
Connecting to the land through hunting is essential to Inuit culture. Facing rapid changes to...
Don’t fall for a warm October
In our latest newsletter, we look at how record-breaking fall temperatures across B.C. have us...
B.C. has killed 5,632 black bears since 2011: ‘there’s no sign that it’s getting better’
Conservation officers kill hundreds of black bears in B.C. each year. Experts say there are...
How do you prevent urban flooding? This Vancouver neighbourhood’s ‘rainway’ could be a model
A new project in Vancouver aims to combat climate change and prevent flooding in the...
The Mamalilikulla’s long journey home
A coastal B.C. First Nation dispossessed from its land for decades by colonialism is part...
‘A beautiful lie’: BC Hydro says it will replace the wetlands Site C destroys, but experts say it’s impossible
BC Hydro is moving forward with plans to drain and log a rare wetland in...
What will be the fate of Lake Superior’s last, lonely caribou?
Facing habitat loss, climate change and hungry wolves, Lake Superior’s last caribou were airlifted to...
An ‘open, oozing wound’: why it’s taken decades to clean up waste from a troubled mine in B.C.
The closed Tulsequah Chief mine in northwest B.C. has been leaching untreated waste into a...
Could oil and gas drilling happen off B.C.’s coast? A new lawsuit aims to prevent it
Conservation groups want to keep resource development out of marine waters that support millions of...
