The Narwhal

Prairies reporter Drew Anderson’s dogged coverage of Alberta’s pause on renewable energy projects was recognized for investigative storytelling ‘in service of the common good’.

CleanBC sought to cut greenhouse gases, but emissions are the same as they were in 2007. The province says emissions targets are no longer ‘workable’ — advocates say B.C.’s push for LNG projects is part of the problem.

From heritage sites to John A. Macdonald’s statue, we need to reconsider how we selectively remember — and forget — our pasts, and start telling more Indigenous histories.

Pipeline workers failed to properly assess endangered bat habitat before clearing land in northwest British Columbia. The project could be fined up to $1 million, according to a warning letter sent by B.C. officials.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has been a key international deal maker on climate action.

It’s not a mystery why some houses survive catastrophic fires while their neighbours burn. Still, few people follow FireSmart recommendations — these experts are trying to fix that.

Canada and the U.S. have been ‘the envy of the world’ when it comes to cross-border water sharing. That could be coming to an end.

The majority of coal produced in Canada is used to make steel, leaving the industry vulnerable to U.S. tariffs. Here’s what you need to know.

For a half-century, a pulp mill in Terrace Bay, Ont., has used a tributary of Lake Superior to dispose of its wastewater. With the mill shuttered, the polluted creek is bouncing back, but it’s been through this before.

In response to U.S. tariffs, Premier Doug Ford has used emergency measures to impose a new tax on power exports.