David Piccini says Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives can lead on climate. Will voters believe him?
Ontario’s youngest-ever environment minister is heading into an election where he’ll have to prove his...
‘The salmon will come back again’: First Nations document devastating low returns on B.C.’s central coast
Fifty years ago, an average of 47,000 salmon returned annually to the Neekas River north...
Kaska Dena, caribou and the looming shadow of an open-pit mine
At a caribou camp off a southern Yukon highway, wild meat is hung up, fish...
DFO flags invasive species concerns as Baffinland seeks Mary River mine expansion
Federal scientists say ships likely brought marine worms to the port of one of the...
The race to rescue Haida Gwaii’s stads k’un from extinction
With just 50 or so remaining, these forest-dwelling hawks are one of the most endangered...
In search of Haida Gwaii’s forest-dwelling hawk, one of the most endangered species on the planet
With no provincial endangered species legislation to rely on, the race is on to find...
Talk of potential sale of Teck coal mines prompts concerns about contamination in B.C.’s Elk Valley
Observers worry a sale or spinoff of sprawling coal mines in the southeastern corner of...
B.C. funding caribou extinction through fossil fuel subsidies and tax breaks: study
Using government data, University of British Columbia researchers linked provincial spending through subsidies and royalty...
What the reality of drought looks like in B.C.
The Narwhal’s When in Drought series highlights how watersheds across the province are threatened by...
