From politics, protest to a clean water crisis—2021 was a year of firsts in Nunavut
COVID-19 and Mary River mine issues will linger into 2022. So will questions about fuel contamination in Iqaluit’s water
Climate Crisis
Decision on Rocky Mountain coal project in Alberta to be delivered Wednesday
Project is championed by First Nations as a job creator
Raids, racism and reconciliation: It’s time to ‘break up’ the RCMP says expert on N2N
‘There’s some major question marks and concerns about this organization at this point,’ says Jeffrey Monaghan
First Nations in B.C. hit by flooding preparing for the next round of bad weather
Clean-up efforts are still underway in British Columbia after a massive weather system dumped a…
‘The land is speaking to us, and we need to listen,’ says UBCIC grand chief
Indigenous leaders put B.C. flooding emergency in context
Glasgow climate deal ‘incredibly watered down’ on Indigenous rights
‘Canada would agree with that analysis. I would too,’ says Minister Steven Guilbeault
Flooding, mudslides prompts B.C. premier to ask people to stay away
British Columbia declared a state of emergency following unprecedented flooding that has displaced residents, severed…
Trudeau announces new measures for coal, oil and gas industry at U.N. climate meeting in Scotland
Prime minister pledges to phase out coal exports by 2030 as international leaders address the climate crisis.
The UN says it’s ‘code red for humanity’ so what will the next prime minister do on climate change?
Recent government report says window to act is ‘rapidly closing’