Michelle Cyca

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The Jack Webster Awards recognize the top journalists in B.C. The Narwhal’s team is among them

Near Whistler, B.C., Joffre Lakes Provincial Park will stay open through the Labour Day weekend. First Nations say that wasn’t suppose to happen

Old Crow, Yukon, gears up for a renewed fight to protect Porcupine caribou as Trump pushes for drilling in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Recent Saskatchewan wildfires consumed all but 10% of Sakitawak IPCA, a planned Indigenous protected and conserved area

Indigenous-led conservation agreement is one of the largest in the world

The Toronto Metropolitan University student and up-and-coming journalist is following in her grandmother’s footsteps and telling Indigenous stories

Kainai Nation’s fire guardians program, the first of its kind in the country, is bringing cultural burning back to the nation’s vast territories

Two popular parks have been closed in B.C. and the public backlash is missing the point: Indigenous Rights

Canada's first Indigenous Governor General tells us the most awe-inspiring places she’s seen and how she stays connected to her Inuit culture

Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre both promise swift, major expansions of mining and energy projects, but Indigenous Rights just can’t be set aside

The Conservative and Liberal parties diverge sharply on Indigenous issues. Here’s what that could mean for conservation, resource projects and costly legal battles over the duty to consult

Boil-water advisories in Moose Factory, Ont., are frequent, expensive and ongoing — but not ‘long-term,’ if you ask the feds

Canadian provinces have been waiting on the U.S. to quit changing their clocks twice a year. Is it time to just do it?

Trump’s threats have unified Canadians — but B.C. shouldn’t use this moment to backtrack on reconciliation

Climate conspiracies are now part of every Canadian election cycle. How did it happen — and how do we stop it?

On the Pacific coast, Huu-ay-aht First Nation has followed the stars for centuries. Now they’re safeguarding them for future generations

In Alberta and Montana, the Blackfoot Confederacy is bringing buffalo herds back to the plains, with dreams of restoring the traditional hunt

A bid to reverse Vancouver’s ban on natural gas in new homes failed, but in the process sparked confusion and controversy

The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation isn’t just for remembering the past; it’s a call for all of us to build a better future