Two forestry companies hold licences to log in B.C.’s rare rainforest, home to ancient trees, endangered caribou and rare lichens. Could a provincial park preserve the region?
The point of fracking is to cause tiny earthquakes that fracture rocks and release natural gas or oil. The problem is when the quakes are big enough for us to feel
Two B.C.-based editors share behind-the-scenes reflections on some of their favourite photographs for The Narwhal in 2024: fires, a flooding, buffalo, bison and more
A wave of new resistance to the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline as Site C dam flooding begins — hundreds of kilometres apart, yet inextricably linked
Site C floodwaters will consume thousands of hectares of land along the Peace River in B.C. to create a reservoir almost five times the size of Victoria
Sarah Cox is an author, journalist and public speaker based in Victoria, B.C. Born in Quebec, Sarah also lived in Alberta and Ontario before moving to B.C. as a teenager.
