The coronavirus pandemic has upended all of our lives, with no end in sight. As the COVID-19 crisis develops, The Narwhal is providing analysis and reporting on issues that align with our focus on the natural world.
How are Indigenous communities responding? What does it mean for Canada’s oil and gas industry? And what do government measures tell us about our ability to tackle the threats of climate change amid COVID-19? These are just a few of the questions we’re digging into to keep you informed.
As wildfires burn uncontrollably south of the U.S. border, the smokey skies over B.C. hint...
Crew members collect more than 60 tonnes of ocean debris — primarily fishing gear —...
Chinese company Top Speed Energy plans to build a liquefaction plant and truck gas to...
Resource revenue is expected to fall to levels not seen since the 1970s as Jason...
Canada Water Agency must address boil advisories in First Nations communities, establish national quality standards...
Nation’s willingness to shut down lucrative spawn-on-kelp fishery stands in ‘stark contrast’ to other government...
Northwest B.C. mine has been leaching contaminated water into salmon-producing river on Alaska border for...
Despite limits on entry, harvesters from outside the territory are congregating on the First Nation...
The Site C dam was declared an ‘essential service’ during the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing construction...
A remote community less than 200 kilometres north of Alberta’s oilsands will soon get a quarter of its annual electricity from solar power. Three Nations...
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