The risks facing Canada’s drinking water
Opinion: We shouldn’t be framing a discussion about water in isolation of considerations like infrastructure
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Environment
The story of the lost leatherback turtle of East Bay, N.S.
It was the first concrete evidence of the leatherback in the Bras d’Or. Experts say her ’third eye’ led the creature astray—and eventually to an icy death
As a water crisis looms in Cape Town, could it happen in Canada?
Opinion: In Canada, we think of ourselves as the water wealthy country, but we aren’t immune to water shortages or disasters
Cape Town: What happens when a city of four million runs out of water?
South Africa’s second-largest city looks down the barrel of ’Day Zero,’ when it will officially turn off the tap
Less meat, more choice: A look at key food issues in 2018
Opinion: Canadian consumers are seeking more information about their food, including where it comes from and how it’s produced
Canada’s polar bear capital is fighting to keep its orphan cubs
Residents of Churchill, Man., say it’s time to stop sending motherless young animals to southern zoos. But can they ensure the cubs get the bear necessities?
Why approving Site C is the B.C. NDP’s first serious political blunder
John Horgan’s government faced a no-win situation yet, politically, it chose unwisely. Let us count the ways.
How climate change is costing you in the vegetable aisle
Oppenheimer CEO John Anderson on Peruvian rains, California snowfall and why hurricanes drive up the cost of trucking
A B.C. pipeline spill would be inevitable. But who would pay?
The only certainty is that the ecosystem hit by a large spill would pay the environmental price