The Narwhal · Scour

Alberta’s finance minister is also a rancher. Here’s how he receives taxpayer dollars

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From $25 an hour to $4,995: salaries on either side of the climate crisis

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Alberta allows windfall oil and gas payments to ranchers — on public land

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Northern Ontario farmers are benefitting from climate change

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The staggering price tag of one of Canada’s worst wildfire seasons on record

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How an Okanagan deep freeze left B.C.’s independent wineries with a big tax bill

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Alberta Energy Regulator suspends MAGA Energy 18 months after approving 170-well takeover

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‘In death and in debt’: how we pay for fossil fuels with our health

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Will Canada protect the piping plover before it returns to Wasaga Beach?

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SpaceX satellites half the size of pickup trucks are falling from the sky

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Ask a climate therapist: How do I deal with friends and family who won’t stop polluting?

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The Narwhal celebrates a slew of spring award nominations and honours

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As the climate changes on the Prairies, some farmers are reaping rewards

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Seal River Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area moves closer to reality

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An oil and gas company just left behind an estimated $476M cleanup bill in Alberta

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Malfunctioning Canadian LNG terminal burned more gas than estimated 2024 global record

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Government emails, text messages could be shielded by federal transparency law changes

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Ontario’s drinking water is protected by little-known committees, tied up in conservation authority changes

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Can one of the most endangered grizzly bear populations on the continent be brought back?

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Alberta’s tourism minister can greenlight large-scale resorts in the Rockies. Here’s how

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