Julia-Simone Rutgers

The Manitoba government has released its “ambitious” roadmap to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 while building a more climate-resilient economy.

The meandering Red and Assiniboine rivers that have defined and shaped Winnipeg have long served as the backstop for its sewage system. Reworking sewer infrastructure is expensive. The city believes it will take 70 years — until 2095 — to stop the leaks.

The Manitoba government is taking a community-by-community approach to protecting the province’s waterways from zebra mussels.

It was only six years ago, but 2019 feels worlds away. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was living at 24 Sussex, still floppy-haired and fun-socked; there hadn’t yet been a global pandemic to grind the g...

It’s clear Winnipeggers care about climate change, but a new poll suggests residents are foggy on what the city is doing about it.

All sides of the conservation equation in Manitoba are calling for more-productive discussions to build trust, find mutual goals

A local, grassroots plastic recycling initiative is chipping away at one of the planet’s most pervasive pollutants.

Federal government announces $1M for ecological corridor in Manitoba

A proposal to push the City of Winnipeg closer to phasing out the use of natural gas in new and existing buildings is in limbo.

Property owners on the western shore of Lake Winnipeg want the Manitoba government to address environmental and infrastructure concerns from peat harvesting in the area before approving a proposed mine.