Elaine Anselmi

Elaine Anselmi is a senior editor at The Narwhal.

Elaine Anselmi is a senior editor at The Narwhal.

Some of Canada’s biggest polluters are multibillion-dollar mining and oil and gas companies. Stricter fines and sanctions are needed

A park in Peterborough, Ontario, could be paved for 16 pickleball courts and a parking lot. People aren’t happy about it

Labrador Inuit have led a project to protect 16,000 square kilometres of ocean at the feet of the Torngat Mountains

Killer whales off Canada’s East Coast and in the eastern Arctic are particularly at risk of consuming population-threatening contaminants

In northern Labrador, an Inuit-led marine conservation project in Torngat Mountains National Park could protect its storied life

Doug Ford’s government has invested big in the non-renewable energy source. But even as the province builds fossil fuel infrastructure, the Progressive Conservatives are shelling out for lower-emissions heating programs

Canada’s Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault has approved the controversial Bay du Nord deepwater offshore oil project in Newfoundland

The Impact Assessment Act was meant to strengthen Canada’s federal environmental reviews. But court documents show how industry-friendly politicians and departments used it to push the province’s offshore development goals forward