How The Media Failed British Columbians on the Site C Dam
There is much to debate about Monday’s decision by the B.C. government to move forward...
According to a 2016 report by the Public Policy Forum, 225 weekly and 27 daily newspapers have closed in Canada since 2010. We monitor how the media covers energy and environment issues and track how public policy developments impact the future of Canadian news.
There is much to debate about Monday’s decision by the B.C. government to move forward...
This week DeSmog Canada received a 5-star ranking from the international watchdog initiative Transparify for...
“Some newspapers dig. Some newspapers are a constant embarrassment to the powerful. Some manage to...
Why has B.C. become home to Canada’s most vibrant news ecosystem? Credit the wellspring of...
The federal government received a failing grade in a new national audit of freedom of information...
It’s not often that an article about climate change becomes one of the most hotly...
Canadian conservative commentator and climate science denialist Ezra Levant has won his battle with the...
Canada’s media industries are in a tailspin. As many as 10,000 journalists have lost their...
The 2016 finalists for the Canadian Online Publishing Awards have been announced and DeSmog Canada...
Nearly 400 kilometres north of Fort St. John is a large, leaking fracking pond owned by Ranch Energy Corporation, a Calgary-based company that went into...
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