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The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 13, 2026
Hikers push to protect backcountry trails in Rocky Mountain national parks
Access to wide swaths of the mountain parks is cut off, but some argue that’s good for wildlife
AlbertaB.C.
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 7, 2026
B.C.’s Indigenous Rights law is now an election issue. Here’s what you need to know
On the B.C. campaign trail, both the NDP and the Conservatives have spoken against the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act. Experts say it doesn’t threaten private property rights — and used properly, makes development smoother, not less certain
B.C.election
The Narwhal
The NarwhalOct 1, 2026
Seattle’s dams cut off Canada’s salmon. A century later, they may be coming back
After U.S. Tribes won a hard-fought agreement to restore fish passage around Seattle's dams, First Nations in British Columbia are preparing for the possible return of salmon to waters they've been absent from for more than a century
B.C.biodiveristy
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 29, 2026
LNG Canada’s massive expansion is a go. Here’s what it means
A planned $33 billion investment in the second phase will double LNG Canada’s export capacity, bringing more gas, infrastructure and emissions to B.C.’s North Coast
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B.C.LNG
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 25, 2026
LNG Canada poised to decide on expansion as flaring challenges continue
The Kitimat, B.C., liquefaction and export facility has exceeded permitted emissions levels since starting operations last year. Now, LNG Canada wants the government to increase how much it can flare until its systems can be redesigned in 2028
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B.C.LNG
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 23, 2026
The election is on. So is B.C.’s push for more LNG
B.C. issued a key approval for a massive expansion of FortisBC’s Tilbury LNG facility one day before calling a snap election, putting the province’s push for LNG squarely in the political spotlight
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B.C.LNG
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 22, 2026
After 167 years, this Salish woolly dog pelt has returned to B.C.
The Coast and Interior Salish dogs were carefully bred for thousands of years, then they went extinct. The only known pelt is in Vancouver until next August
B.C.Spirits of Place
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 17, 2026
Flying out gold? The extraordinary logistics of a proposed B.C. mine
Canagold’s proposed New Polaris mine has gotten the attention of both the provincial and federal governments. Its transportation plan relies on up to 15 cargo flights a day
B.C.biodiveristy
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 16, 2026
Kanaka Bar brings in a specialty wildfire mitigation task force: goats
As wildfires gain intensity each year, this Nlaka'pamux community is finding creative ways to prepare
B.C.Indigenous guardians
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 15, 2026
BC Hydro just scaled back its clean electricity reporting
BC Hydro has to supply 100% clean energy by 2030. As the province stares down a supply crunch, the utility just made it harder for the public to track its progress
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B.C.electricity
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 9, 2026
Inside the search for a mysterious salmon killer
For years, scientists and First Nations couldn’t explain the rash of coho deaths that followed heavy rain. Now it’s been traced back to car tires — and they’re racing to keep highly toxic chemicals out of the water
B.C.biodiversity
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 8, 2026
For many B.C. First Nations, salmon are key to food security
As salmon numbers dwindle, fish camps and community workshops are providing essential services to Indigenous people across the province — traditional healthy food and cultural connection
B.C.food security
The Narwhal
The NarwhalSep 2, 2026
What the devastating glacier collapse in Nepal tells us about Canada’s rapidly changing ice
As experts work to understand a devastating Himalayan disaster, a Canadian hydrologist says the impacts of melting glaciers here include worsening wildfire, drought and threats to blocked highways
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B.C.climate adaptation

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