A developer built a trail through a wetland near Orillia, catching neighbours and the township by surprise. Across Ontario, ...

The doctor shortage is a national problem. Worries about health-care risks in industrial and disaster-prone areas may be a ...

Annie Burns-Pieper is an investigative and health reporter whose work spans nearly 15 years with national teams at The Globe and Mail, CBC, CTV and Global. Her international reporting has appeared in ...

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Trains regularly hit wildlife but poor reporting obscures the true toll — and a government ...

This story is part of Carbon Cache, The Narwhal’s ongoing series about nature-based climate solutions. When Leigh Joseph, a Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) ethnobotanist, walks through the woods along a ...

A morning fog has cleared at the Kelsey Bay log sort near the town of Sayward, B.C., on Vancouver Island. Thick drifts of pulverized cedar bark pile against the loading dock, evidence of the millions ...

Anger at environmental damage, fears of health problems and apprehension about disappearing culture compete with modern reality and economic pragmatism as Indigenous leaders struggle to decide where ...

Two Treaty 8 First Nations chiefs are alarmed by the racism and misinformation that has surfaced in recent weeks during consultations about draft agreements to save B.C.’s endangered caribou herds ...