Misipawistik Cree Nation is urging hunters to abstain from harvesting moose in a large swath of boreal forest north of Grand Rapids, Man.

BC Hydro’s preferred route cuts through the Swan Creek Protected Area, a ‘remnant’ of intact forest surrounded by cutblocks.

Enacting an endangered species law is key, wildlife advocates say.

The billionaire CEO of one of Canada's largest companies has come under fire for seeming to endorse stripping voting rights from some and giving more votes to the ultra wealthy. Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke...

Many B.C. parks are accessible only by resource roads controlled by private companies. The Carmanah Walbran closure raises questions about access to public land

If the government wants people to rely on official channels instead of Facebook, it needs to offer more information, faster.

Mark Carney’s old company wants an unprecedented right to sell power to the US.

Displacing animals in B.C. is legal with a permit, with no data or tracking measures to see if the animals survive

A US company’s pursuit of land near Dunster has reignited calls for stiffer foreign ownership rules.

We know too little about the damage as huge weighted nets scrub the seabed and scoop up bycatch.

If it doesn’t happen, they’re ‘doomed,’ says Okanagan Indian Band Chief Dan Wilson.

The province hopes to boost logging rates. But slashing the fee on exports risks more mill closures, one advocate warns.

Regulators got it wrong. A driller injecting waste triggered triple temblors in the Peace River region, finds the study.

Trevor Bastien accuses governments and Evolve Power of violating his right to harvest fish in Crowsnest Lake.

Investigators recommend a fine. But the province hasn't disclosed who is believed to be responsible.

But a probiotic developed in the province might be able to save them if the government moves quickly.

Experts say CleanBC has gone up in smoke.

Surrey Speak published fake news about a mayoral candidate and an AI-generated picture of a real murder victim.

The Trump administration is full of people with ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

The free-swinging Alberta Prosperity Project leader is caught on video spouting conspiracy theories and profanities.

Israeli military forces opened fire on United Nations peacekeepers in southern Lebanon on Sunday, in an incident the U.N. peacekeeping mission described as a serious violation.

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Indigenous leaders in Alberta say unchecked oilsands development is devastating their land and could be linked to rising cancer rates in their communities.

Two firms that invested far less are getting $235 million. Taxpayers face more such hits.

The law’s guidelines were revised this year to consider whether a foreign investment could pose a threat to Canada’s economic security