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The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 28, 2026
On Haida Gwaii, logging took the trees that bears called home. Now, the Haida Nation is building them new dens
The Haida Nation is crafting artificial dens from stumps to shelter coastal black bears for the upcoming winter, while hoping the effort doesn’t become an excuse for clear-cutting to continue unchecked
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B.C.biodiversity
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 27, 2026
Canada’s iconic water bomber is having a moment. But is it the answer to the wildfire crisis?
As De Havilland pushes Canada to buy a national fleet, experts question whether water bombers are the right answer to our country's worsening wildfire crisis
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AlbertaB.C.
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 16, 2026
The helicopter-powered quest to save salmon in B.C.
An ambitious restoration project in Tla-o-qui-aht territory is using engineered logjams to rebuild salmon habitat in the degraded Tranquil Creek watershed
B.C.biodiversity
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 14, 2026
Frustrated with government inaction, Quebec First Nation takes caribou conservation fight to court
The Lac Simon Anishnabe Nation has filed a lawsuit against the federal government, arguing its failure to protect the caribou from the impacts of mining and forestry threatens their members' constitutional rights
biodiversitycaribou
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 28, 2026
Canada plans to destroy thousands of residential school testimonies. These women think survivors should have a choice
The 38,000 testimonies are the largest body of evidence about children’s experiences in these institutions. Journalist Connie Walker and lawyer Kimberly Murray say losing it would mean losing history — both painful and illuminating
Truth and ReconciliationIn-Depth
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 24, 2026
Risking salmon, climate and Indigenous Rights: two Nova Scotia power plants underscore fast-tracking concerns
Government says proposed Nova Scotia power plants don’t trigger the duty to consult — but Mi’kmaq communities disagree, citing environmental concerns
Atlantic Canadafederal politics
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 21, 2026
A border town’s drinking water hangs in the balance of a proposed U.S. mine
The Trump administration’s push for mining near the Boundary Waters at the international border is stalled for now. But north of the border, opponents are still wondering when Canada will step in
Great Lakesmining
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 17, 2026
Flying out gold? The extraordinary logistics of a proposed B.C. mine
Canagold’s proposed New Polaris mine has gotten the attention of both the provincial and federal governments. Its transportation plan relies on up to 15 cargo flights a day
B.C.biodiveristy
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 14, 2026
For some Ontario students, there is no escape from the heat
As the school year begins, families and advocates worry children in Peel region exposed to extreme heat in classrooms
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Bramptonclimate adaptation
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 8, 2026
Toronto seniors are feeling the heat. Can we do a better job of keeping them cool?
This won’t be Ontario’s last hot summer, but many vulnerable residents still lack air conditioning and access to cool public spaces in heat waves
climate adaptationclimate change

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