Washrooms in parks aren’t as regular as they could be — especially in the winter. And it makes these public green spaces less welcoming

The federal government says both extraction and conservation are key to the B.C. “corridor” it’s focused on. But the scarce information provided focuses on minerals and energy, not wildlife or Indigenous-led protection plans

B.C. is fast-tracking Eskay Creek mine, though it won’t provide critical minerals — and some community members and scientists worry about environmental impacts

Reporters for The Narwhal discuss the process, politics and potential impacts of Canada’s push to build major projects

As grizzly bears face mounting ecological changes and conflicts with human, some are calling for re-opening the grizzly hunt — but scientific evidence to support it is scant

The province is funding infrastructure improvements in communities along proposed Ring of Fire roads, but with its focus on moving mining ahead, neighbouring First Nations say Ontario’s priorities have gaps

From lease payments owed to landowners to mounting municipal tax bills and more, we break down the ways Alberta oil and gas companies are shirking their bills

For more than a century, provincial and federal governments have tried to dodge the issue of Indigenous Title — creating problems for First Nations and private property owners

In a community grieving five recent deaths after a decade of government inaction, Elders signal they’re done being ignored as development plans advance without consent

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith have signed an agreement to advance Alberta’s pipeline dreams — and weaken some pollution laws. Here’s what you need to know

Every year, thousands of animals are killed on roads and highways. Through carefully designed fences and underpasses, conservation efforts are creating safer corridors

Trains regularly hit wildlife but poor reporting obscures the true toll — and a government document warns railway companies ‘are impossible to work with’

Wildlife deaths on Canada’s railways are tracked inconsistently and remain largely unresolved. Researchers say an early warning system could give grizzlies, elk and other animals the seconds they need to survive

In a time of worsening wildfires, Joe Gilchrist says cultural burning ‘needs to be multiplied hundreds of times’ — returning forests to Indigenous stewardship

Elementary students plant native trees and shrubs to help salmon migrate through new fish passageway at the Okanagan Lake Dam

The Ford government wants to build urban and adventure parks, even as it moves to take away land from existing protected areas

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Alberta is pushing for a pipeline that doesn’t exist to be included on a list that doesn’t do much. Other provinces and Indigenous communities aren’t thrilled with the PM’s fast-track plans, either

Prime Minister Mark Carney is moving to nix some rules around how fossil fuel companies and other groups advertise their environmental claims. Critics say the law might be working as intended

Research shows clear-cutting increases the risk of floods and wildfires. B.C.’s Forests ministry says it’s ‘a viable and appropriate’ way to log