The Mount Underwood wildfire revealed the challenges of living in a changing landscape shaped by fire, roads, and forestry.

A personal reflection from BC’s Granby Valley on drought, disappearing water, climate change, and responding with love and ...

Glacier melt in BC is reshaping ecosystems, watersheds, and communities, highlighting the need for climate adaptation and ...

Discover how Sole Food Street Farms transforms vacant urban land in Vancouver into an urban farm creating jobs and hope for the community.

Coastal First Nations reject a proposed tar sands pipeline and tanker route, defending BC Coast, Indigenous rights, and coastal economies.

Indigenous youth across BC share their experiences, concerns, and hopes as they push for stronger climate action and stewardship.

Supply-chain failures, drought-related crop losses, and price shocks have left one in four Canadians struggling with food security. In this new era, we are facing the consequences of sacrificing ...

Municipal election season is here – that magical time every four years when lawn signs multiply like dandelions, candidates rediscover the existence of community centres, and a surprising number of ...

“Surely old-growth logging won’t be happening in five years.” That was my belief in 2020, when I was a 17-year-old activist who — almost by accident — helped initiate the Fairy Creek blockades and the ...

When floodwaters surged over the banks of Dove Creek and Tsolum River in the Comox Valley recently, roads buckled, culverts failed, and hundreds of acres of Vancouver Island farmland disappeared ...

In the heart of my hometown, there is a bog. Or is it a swamp? Growing up in Armstrong, I didn’t give it much thought. A monoculture of ten-foot-tall cattails formed a barricade impenetrable to the ...

One year ago, the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network (CBAN) warned of the new threat of “backyard GMOs” — genetically modified salad green seeds marketed to home gardeners (Watershed Sentinel, ...