Freelance journalist focusing on environmental and Indigenous stories
For decades, establishing a park in Canada meant removing Indigenous people from their traditional...
With no end in sight to distancing measures, Victorians were treated to a dazzling weekend chance...
Content warning: This article contains descriptions of sexual assaults. Recent allegations that a...
Twenty-six days on a tiny ship with a lecherous old man: if that had been in the job description,...
Small modular reactors are variously described as a clean energy solution, a waste of time and a...
City Hall The mayor talks housing, procurement, and plans for her final two years in office This...
Politics With a contentious campaign resulting in a decisive win, Andrew is ready to bring his...
Business Movie rental isn't so much a dying business as a dead one. So why does Pic-A-Flic refuse...
The government of the Northwest Territories is working on reviving a decades-old dream of exporting...
The Milne Ice Shelf contained startling secrets that were just beginning to be discovered. In early...
Scientists have found protecting nature can provide more than one-third of the emissions reductions...
As the federal government crafts its COVID-19 economic recovery plan, Indigenous leaders argue...
The Canadian government has kindly asked ships to slow down in the waters between Cape Breton and...
If the newly proposed Sukunka coal mine follows the same trajectory as nearly every project...
The feeling of spilling a drink on your expensive laptop is so unique that Cindy Jacob can see it...
If there’s one tradition that has remained more or less constant throughout Canada’s history,...
A broad report on Canada’s North finds transformations in sea ice, due to climate change, are...
A months-long investigation by The Narwhal, including interviews with 11 current or former at-sea...
The pandemic offers a temporary reprieve from the clamour of ocean noise — which can affect how...
As the Arctic warms, ‘zombie’ viruses and microbes are rising from the thawing ground. But...
Fishermen rely on observers to keep the industry honest. Now they’re worried about maintaining a...