Environment

Our editorial: Over the decade ending in 2018, an average of 15,200 hectares of old growth hit the ground annually in coastal forests alone. That’s an area per year the size of Vancouver.

Three decades after the so-called ‘War of the Woods,’ the logging of B.C.’s ancient forests goes on, prompting protest from a new generation of eco-activists

New tracking shows Canadians leaning toward climate action. But there are challenges, too, from polarized views to a lack of trust in some information sources.

Acclaimed Canadian snowflake photographer Don Komarechka decided to take him to task

A man in the Northwest Territories spotted giant wolf tracks, 7½ inches long. Anything longer than 5½ inches is Amarok territory—the legendary lupine of Inuit folklore.

Early-stage technologies like small modular reactors could help large industry slash its GHG emissions but careful public investment will be needed

Pet fish dumped in local waterways have become the scourge of Hamilton’s marshes and harbour

PHOTOS: Wildlife photographer Peter Mather took up a pandemic project—capturing unexpected stills of the city’s thriving, resilient fox population

Scott Gilmore: The pandemic isn’t suddenly going away, Trump will still be around and the decline of American democracy will continue. Happy New Year!

Will Ottawa finally start hitting climate change targets? Its efforts to buy electric cars suggest a bumpy road ahead.