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13 national award nominations honour The Narwhal’s impactful work

Investigations, photojournalism and other reporting from 2023 have been recognized by the Digital Publishing Awards...

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Can these far northern First Nations protect the world’s Breathing Lands?

On the shores of James and Hudson Bays, the Omushkego Wahkohtowin conservation project is almost...

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On Haida Gwaii, a colonial government is no longer lord of the land

British Columbia and the Haida Nation’s historic agreement recognizes Haida land ownership across the archipelago...

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Meet Shannon Waters, The Narwhal’s B.C. politics and environment reporter

With years of political reporting experience, Shannon is poised to bring fresh stories to the...

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 ‘Hopefully, the story dies’: emails show North Bay officials reacting to reporting on plastics factory’s use of PFAS

Emails obtained by The Narwhal show city staff advising Industrial Plastics Canada on response to...

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Earth Day first aimed to save species. To do that, we need to think about more than one

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Agriculture has historically ravaged wetlands. These farmers are trying to change that

Wetlands are vanishing worldwide, often to make way for agriculture. In Manitoba, some farmers are...

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Where are the moose?

On the land looking for moose — and one nation’s efforts to bring them back....

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A parched place: the Alberta drought crisis is bigger than one summer

The province says it will soon release its emergency response plan and details on how...

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