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Old Crow, Yukon, gears up for a renewed fight to protect Porcupine caribou as Trump pushes for drilling in Alaska’s Arctic ...
Chef Michael Smith, owner of The Inn at Bay Fortune, shares his take on Prince Edward Island, regenerative agriculture and ...
Extreme heat, wildfires and pests — fuelled by climate change — threaten to make summer the worst season in Canada. It’s time ...
As the U.S. government mandates drilling in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Gwich’in people in northern Yukon ...
A human-constructed marsh in B.C.’s Fraser River was meant to mimic natural salmon habitat. Offset projects can succeed — ...
Along the Nottawasaga River in southern Ontario, an angler mourns an old fishing haunt contaminated with PFAS, a.k.a.
A tiny gold mine has quietly opened on Dome Mountain near Smithers, B.C., raising questions about public notice while promising low impact and local jobs ...
On a warm night in late July, a dozen people gather over barbecued burgers and hotdogs in Shawanaga First Nation, about 30 ...
A rush of water-hungry AI data centres is just one reason to rethink industrial water use, as drought becomes a real, ...
In northern Quebec, Nunavik’s fly-in communities are training to fight wildfires in hopes of avoiding evacuations and the ...
A national flood insurance program could be a big help to Canadians living in flood-prone areas. Advocates say it’s long ...
In Nunavut, the largest land use plan in the world has been in progress for 19 years. The mining industry is moving faster ...
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