Canada's LNG industry faces demand, high costs and growing competition. Who will pay if these costly projects fail?

New Canadian laws could allow banned pesticides and impact public health. Scientists and environmental groups are calling for ...

Reducing light pollution protects wildlife, preserves dark skies and reconnects communities with the night sky.

Eelgrass meadows capture carbon faster than terrestrial forests. But they are among the most threatened ecosystems on Earth.

BC says its new “working forest” plan will bring certainty to the logging industry, but it fails to address the cause of the ...

Bill Jones writes about his journey from logger to Elder at Fairy Creek, when he finally remembered his grandfather's ...

A dark spectre is looming over the heads of everyone who lives here. More than any other province, Alberta is about to be carved up by companies proposing to build more than 90 large-scale data ...

As wildfires raged this summer, I turned to the documentary film BC Is Burning hoping to find ways to protect British Columbia’s wilderness from being destroyed. What I found instead was pro-logging ...

For centuries, corporations have been pilfering public assets for profit. This issue features people and communities standing up for their neighbours and the environment, one local battle at a time.

Western Canada’s award-winning environmental news magazine. The Watershed Sentinel has been the voice of the grassroots environmental movement in BC (and beyond) for over 25 years. When environmental ...

No one alive today can really describe the Dust Bowl years. For most of us, it’s a historical footnote. In the 1970s, Canadian writer Barry Broadfoot met with prairie farmers and published their ...

In the far north of Denendeh, Land of the Dene, stands the village of Radįlį Kóe, or Fort Good Hope. I was recently reminded by the late elder and former chief Frank T’seleie, in one of our last ...