Meet Julia-Simone Rutgers, The Narwhal’s new Manitoba reporter in collaboration with the Winnipeg Free Press
From a young age, Julia-Simone Rutgers knew she wanted to be a journalist. Now she...
The belief in a better way of doing things is at the heart of much of The Narwhal’s reporting. All across Canada, people and communities are finding solutions to broken regulatory systems, generating ideas for cleaner communities and re-envisioning natural resource development.
Solutions journalism elevates public conversations by pointing to the root of problems and what is being done to fix them. Here you’ll find stories about renewable energy, the revitalization of Canada’s environmental laws and the ideas that are sparking revolutions in how we think about and move through our daily lives.
From a young age, Julia-Simone Rutgers knew she wanted to be a journalist. Now she...
Woodlot owners in B.C.’s Boundary region say redistributing tenure from major logging companies to smaller...
Canada is too big for researchers to track all of its flora and fauna. Nature...
From catching poachers to documenting species to saving lives, guardians all along the B.C. coast...
The Kenhté:ke Seed Sanctuary is in the heart of Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, just west of...
Ocean forests could be the key to limiting global warming, but underwater solutions are often...
Ranchers and researchers have teamed up to use targeted grazing to reduce one source of...
If governments, including Canada’s, are serious about preventing global temperatures from rising more than 1.5...
The Narwhal’s When in Drought series highlights how watersheds across the province are threatened by...
The images are familiar now, iconic even: Heavily armed RCMP officers use an axe and a chainsaw to break down the door of a tiny...
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