Carol Linnitt

In a breakout year, our small non-profit is being recognized for excellence in feature writing, investigative journalism and photography

The award-winning feature documents the many ways five decades of hydroelectric development has transformed the lives and landscapes fed by the Nelson River

A plan to assess suspended wells in the territory’s Eagle Plains region is reigniting debate about fossil fuel development near the Arctic, where the impacts of climate change are hitting harder, faster

Sarah Cox’s ‘ground-breaking reporting’ to expose secrecy around B.C.’s Site C dam recognized with CJF’s Jackman Award

Despite a flurry of recent announcements about intentions to defer old-growth logging, little progress has been made to protect the province’s last ancient forests

The former premier is already taking a defensive posture in his new role, swatting down the would-be criticism of environmentalists. But for anyone watching the disaster of selenium pollution unfold in the region, there’s room for legitimate concern

As The Narwhal turns five today, I’m giving thanks to the thousands of members who make our journalism possible

As tens of thousands flee their homes, we get in our feelings about devastation, helplessness, hope and fighting for a better future

More than a decade into environmental journalism, my message remains the same: we must remain hopeful — even when the forces at play want us to give up

Break out the champagne: Emma’s storied life and leadership in journalism has earned her the Digital Publishing Awards’ ‘highest individual honour’