When it comes to addressing the biodiversity crisis, Canada’s environmental laws fall short
New research shows biodiversity management in Canada is undertaken through a bewildering array of laws,...
Nunavut hunters ask Baffinland not to break ice for mine, noting fewer narwhals
The number of narwhals in the region surrounding Baffinland Iron Mines Corp.'s operations dropped by...
Freeing Nova Scotia’s oysters from a parasite’s hold
Armed with Traditional Knowledge and modern science, a small team hunts for the sweet spot...
Toxic contaminants detected in northerners at levels twice as high among general population
The study looked into how people living in remote Indigenous communities were being exposed to...
Between the threat of wildfire and logging, a community grapples with the future of B.C.’s Purcell forest
The struggle over whether to protect or log an untouched mountainside between Argenta and Johnsons...
‘It’s more than a party zone’: Kwanlin Dün accelerates land use planning as Yukoners flock to Fish Lake
‘I'm hoping that heightened awareness will result in people taking better care of the land...
How eight idle wells might determine the future of oil and gas in Yukon
A plan to assess suspended wells in the territory’s Eagle Plains region is reigniting debate...
Gifts from the salmonberries: how one plant connects salmon, nature and the Heiltsuk people
The salmonberry plant has nourished and healed Indigenous communities of the Pacific Northwest coast for...
Canmore rejected a proposal that could have nearly doubled the town’s population. Now what?
The debate continues in the Alberta Rockies town as the company behind a contentious development...
