Announcing funding to prepare BC for oil spills is ‘a warning sign all on its own,’ UBCIC women’s rep says.

The 2026 B.C. election will take place on Oct. 24, as David Eby sends British Columbians to the polls two years early. Here’s what that means for DRIPA and other environment issues

Canagold’s proposed New Polaris mine has gotten the attention of both the provincial and federal governments. Its transportation plan relies on up to 15 cargo flights a day

Canagold’s proposed New Polaris mine has gotten the attention of both the provincial and federal governments. Its transportation plan relies on up to 15 cargo flights a day

The waterway, which winds from the Thompson Plateau to Shuswap Lake, is shrinking and warming — experts say 'B.C.' must do more to manage water scarcity

With fish struggling in the Salmon River, flip-flopping on emergency orders suggests a lack of preplanning, experts say.

The deal would leave the public on the hook for more of the TMX megaproject’s cost overruns.

A Tyee investigation has uncovered major gaps in the monitoring of dangerous, potentially carcinogenic pollutants.

A Tyee investigation has uncovered major gaps in the monitoring of dangerous, potentially carcinogenic pollutants.

A key tool for protecting Kitimat’s environment and humans has frequently malfunctioned, leaving it unusable for months on end.

A key tool for protecting Kitimat’s environment and humans has frequently malfunctioned, leaving it unusable for months on end.

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As wildfires, floods and other climate impacts accelerate, experts say our best chance of adapting may be accepting a simple truth: we can’t predict everything

Racked by technical problems, LNG Canada has applied to be allowed to flare far more gas into Kitimat’s airshed.

A five-year exploration permit allows Imperial Metals to drill for gold in the Tranquil Creek watershed, prompting concerns about acid mine drainage, salmon habitat and consent if the project goes ahe...

A five-year exploration permit allows Imperial Metals to drill for gold in the Tranquil Creek watershed, prompting concerns about acid mine drainage, salmon habitat and consent if the project goes ahe...

A growing body of climate lawsuits poses a threat to oil and gas aims of the province and Canada, a new report suggests.

How banding together to buy renewable energy infrastructure can help communities today and tomorrow.

Health officers’ report last fall has led local leaders to demand answers about the impact of LNG on residents’ health. Will the province listen?

A discussion paper released last Friday describes the proposed changes, which would expand ministerial powers and make it easier to obtain permits and approvals under multiple federal laws. Provinces,...

Solar North, the first large-scale solar project on a remote grid in B.C., is just the start

Solar North, the first large-scale solar project on a remote grid in B.C., is just the start

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

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

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

Experts warn that suspending Canada’s fuel tax offers limited, ill-targeted relief.

Experts warn that suspending Canada’s fuel tax offers limited, ill-targeted relief.

The ugly history of land dispossession continues to emerge in political decisions today.

Experts say CleanBC has gone up in smoke.

Here’s how the province plans to speed resource project approvals. And why there are concerns.

Here’s how the province plans to speed resource project approvals. And why there are concerns.

New report shows why Canada will never, ever meet its climate targets. Not in 2030, not net-zero by 2050

Amidst communications blackouts and rising casualties, Jayme Poisson reaches a resident in Tehran to discuss the war, Trump, the Iranian regime, and his pessimistic view about where this goes next.  ...

In northeast B.C., fresh food is scarce. West Moberly First Nations is turning to an underground clean-energy solution

In northeast B.C., fresh food is scarce. West Moberly First Nations is turning to an underground clean-energy solution

Conservative MLAs held a town hall to criticize DRIPA. Community members and Indigenous leaders pushed back.

A council created as part of the Greens’ decision to back the NDP says the government can’t ‘keep kicking this can down the road.’

A council created as part of the Greens’ decision to back the NDP says the government can’t ‘keep kicking this can down the road.’

The province billed its Public Interest Bonding Strategy as a key step to protect the public from massive cleanup bills. Now it’s on hold.

The province billed its Public Interest Bonding Strategy as a key step to protect the public from massive cleanup bills. Now it’s on hold.

Power station owner has received billions of pounds in subsidies to convert former coal-fired station to burn biomass

How the finances of Canada’s government-owned pipeline may look better than they are.

Former residents of Cassiar say they weren’t warned about the risks. Now, they struggle to find support.

How the finances of Canada’s government-owned pipeline may look better than they are.

In Steven Guilbeault’s first English-media interview since resigning over Prime Minister Mark Carney’s decision to pursue a pipeline agreement with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, the former cabinet m...