Planet

Electric vehicle adoption in Canada is growing fast, and the government is starting to fall behind. Explore the obstacles on the road to EV adoption like declining infrastructure, public charging dead zones, questions of environmental benefit, and more. Can our country support all Canadians in the transition to EV?

Riding Mountain National Park lost the battle to keep zebra mussels out of Clear Lake. This summer, boats will return, and the community will have to get used to a new normal — one of coexisting with this invasive species.

Soot-covered clothes, bruised legs, and tangled hair were physical proof of my first season as a wildland firefighter, but what left a lasting mark were the lessons I learned walking through the wilderness.

When life feels chaotic, we take a step back to see the full picture. We do the same to understand chaos on our planet — but the full picture has layers woven together by the Earth’s most ferocious force: the wind.

Northern leopard frogs were abundant all across Canada until half a century ago. Some populations have bounced back. Others have not. When it comes to conservation, loving living things deeply is half the battle, but is it enough to save these frogs?

Listen to the article: A tick can weigh less than two milligrams, and is comparable in size and appearance to a single poppy or apple seed. That minuscule weight is distributed across eight legs. That’s why you might not feel a tick as it climbs up your leg. Ticks instinctively seek out dark places and the parts […]

We may not know what happens after we die, but we should know the environmental impact of our end-of-life decisions.