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Logging could continue in Fairy Creek — site of massive protests — with province yet to extend logging deferrals or wider protection for B.C’s old-growth forests

On May 7, Cornell students presented a handmade canoe to Hickory Edwards, Onondaga Nation Turtle Clan member and founder of the Haudenosaunee Canoe Journey, a program that guides Indigenous youth through ancestral waterways in upstate New York. 

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In the decade before the pandemic, representatives of Canada's biggest oil and gas lobby averaged 117 meetings with government officials each year. In 2020, that number hit an all-time high of 269 — more meetings than there were business days in the year.

Montana’s about-face on selenium pollution standards for Lake Koocanusa includes letting Teck Resources pen a petition to the U.S. EPA

Canadian companies are helping drive a wave of fossil fuel expansion in Africa, new data from German climate and human rights group Urgewald shows, and climate advocates say the federal government must step in with strong regulations to turn the tide.

All the apps, ATMs and others selling crypto to Canadians needed a way to plug into global markets in order to source the best price.

Ktunaxa Nation has been calling for the International Joint Commission to investigate coal mine pollution. B.C. and Teck lobbied against it.

A new wave of activism targeting factory farms is trying to narrow the gap between what’s legal and what’s ethical.

B.C.’s mining regulations fall short on tailings dams, cleanup costs and Indigenous consent when comparing with other jurisdictions