Karan Saxena

A creative funding model supports this $375M Indigenous-led agreement to protect about 200,000 square kilometres in the Northwest Territories

The outcome of the Oct. 19 B.C. election will have national consequences for climate change and the environment. Here’s what you need to know

Residents of Fort Chipewyan, Alta., told photojournalist Amber Bracken about the realities and fears that come with living downstream from Alberta’s oilsands

It’ll take a monumental effort to save Lake Superior’s few remaining caribou. What happens next could serve as a model — or a cautionary tale

With multiple elections on the horizon, federal and provincial parties are battling it out over the future of the carbon tax

A few mentions of unauthorized logging in a B.C. database caught a Narwhal reporter’s eye. Then the real work began

A look at Tsleil-Waututh Nation’s work to revitalize its ancestral diet — rich in proteins and fats — from before the Burrard Inlet was heavily polluted

In this week’s newsletter, we look to the 10th anniversary of Canada’s worst mining waste disaster, and ask — has anything changed?

Former Trump staffers, an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal and seven steps in an influence playbook: we dive into more claims from the TC Energy

Here’s how we went about investigating claims made by an executive working for Coastal GasLink’s parent company