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Listen now | The carbon capture project that Carney is touting as the salve to concerns about the emissions from a new oil pipeline? It’s full of more hot air than Canada’s skies right now.

Alberta’s path to the coast won’t threaten the northern tanker ban. But the new oil pipeline will land near Vancouver.

The future of the ban came into question after the federal government and Alberta signed a memorandum of understanding in November to lay the foundation of a new oil pipeline.

The federal government is putting forward a number of proposals that put our clean water and healthy watersheds at risk.

The ousted head of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is joining NovaRed Mining Inc. in an advisory role. Read more

The prime minister plans to make it easier to kill off endangered species and pollute waterways in the name of fast-tracking private-sector development projects, Althia Raj writes.

How a US owner’s dream of ‘clean’ coal left behind acid, arsenic and a warning for today. A Tyee investigation.

From taking to the streets to risking jail time, six Canadian activists are spending their twilight years fighting for the environment

Former consultants helped advance the massive KSM mine in the private sector. Metadata shows they are now drafting its permit from inside the B.C. government

By welcoming Marilyn Gladu into its ranks, Mark Carney tests how much Liberal voters will accept to hold and expand power

Guest columnists argue current policies are short-sighted

Strikes on Iran intensify ahead of U.S. President’s deadline; U.S. forces attack targets on Kharg Island

Move comes after court ruled province’s regime for staking mineral claims was ‘inconsistent’ with UNDRIP requirements

Two decades of research brought Shane Gero close enough to observe something few humans have ever seen

Listen now | Yes, Nazis showed up to try to intimidate me. Yes, the other fallout has been really bad. But I won't stop.

As one B.C. resort town battles a proposed magnesium mine, it fears the project will derail its thriving tourism economy and pose serious health risks

At least 85 students have been killed in US-Israeli strikes that hit an Iranian girls' school in Hormozgan province, Iran's judiciary said on Saturday. Washington has not commented on the reported str...

Experts think LNG Canada is prioritizing profits over the public and ask why the BC Energy Regulator isn’t stepping in

The New Ingerbelle project near 'Princeton' will revive an old open pit mine and raise its tailings dam by 87 metres

The B.C. government’s 2026 budget announced a series of tax increases, capital project delays, and a reduction of 15,000 public sector jobs over three years, but major deficits are still forecasted fo...

With far-right ideology called into question, what do we know about what drove the shooter to mass murder?

As someone who has skied since he was 10, Swedish cross-country skier Björn Sandström said it’s “impossible not to connect the dots” between the sport he loves, the warming climate, and the fossil fue...

Suspect, two others found at residence linked to incident also dead, RCMP say, as northern community left reeling

The Greens, which have two seats in B.C.’s legislature, will not sign a new co-operation agreement with the NDP government, saying the party has stalled or sidelined too many of the measures it agreed...

Among the communities breaking daily temperature records were Bella Bella, Tatlayoko Lake area, Cache Creek and Powell River

The Eskay Creek mine approval marks a ‘historic milestone’ as the first consent-based decision with a First Nation.

A problem with the Kitimat, B.C., facility’s flaring equipment has resulted in LNG Canada burning 15 times more gas than expected

The lawyer for a photojournalist and online news outlet says the civil suit against the RCMP in her arrest is about protecting press freedom.