Karan Saxena

In the drought-stricken Kootenays, residents of Wynndel, B.C., worry about impacts of unchecked logging in private forests and on Crown land

Our collaborative investigation revealed more than 1,000 potential environmental infractions left unchecked by BC Energy Regulator officials

When the pulp mill in Terrace Bay, Ontario, shut down, fish quickly returned to Blackbird Creek, which receives the mill’s wastewater

Dogged reporting on Alberta’s pause on renewable energy development earned the prestigious Canadian Hillman Prize

Ontario reporter Emma McIntosh nominated for an NNA in the long feature category for her reporting on Lake Superior’s last remaining caribou

British Columbia has vowed to fast-track several mining projects in an effort to blunt the impact of U.S. tariffs. In our latest newsletter, we dig into it

We’ve long been told our award-winning visual journalism should include videos that reach even more people. Meet the person who’ll do exactly that

The Narwhal is beefing up its presence on YouTube and TikTok to reach more people with our journalism. First up? Making sense of the carbon tax

First Nations in Ontario are working to restore lake sturgeon habitat and populations, long threatened by dams and overfishing. There are signs of hope

As web developer Andrew Munroe sits at the crossroads of journalism and code — making The Narwhal’s news site a best-in-class experience