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Even though the Canadian government says it has “suspended” arms exports to Israel, a report shows that it is lying to the public. Canadian fighter jet parts and explosives continue…

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Every Thursday evening in Blainville, north of Montreal, residents gather in front of the Stablex toxic waste landfill site to keep an eye on it. Each time, a large number…

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The fossil fuel giant says its agreement to build pipelines without paying for the right of way ‘works for communities,’ as it faces two municipalities refusing to renew

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The Narwhal’s reporting about the natural world in Canada turned a lot of heads this year. Here are the ones you read the most, from every corner of the country

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High electricity use in cold weather can lead to grid alerts. But there’s a tangled web of factors at play

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From a baby seal rescue in Vancouver, B.C., to oil and gas wells in rural Alberta, Icefields in Cambridge Bay, Nvt., and beyond, these images tell the story of the year that was at The Narwhal

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Thanks to the support of our readers, we can send journalists to the hard-to-reach places where important stories about the natural world in Canada are unfolding

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As the year comes to a close, we reflect on some of the books we read this year that reflected our work or changed the way we thought about it

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Canada and the U.S. have been changing their energy and climate policies, making it harder to predict just how much demand there will be for fossil fuels in the coming years

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Among the Toronto Arts Foundation’s sponsors are energy giant Enbridge Gas and the Toronto Police Association. While links to private interests in the arts are unsurprising, what has shocked many…

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A First Nation says the City of Richmond is fuelling tensions around a land claim, backed by a real estate company who owns nearly half the area. The Cowichan nation…

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Tech firm Deep Sky says it will bury carbon dioxide two kilometres underground in rural Manitoba where it will remain for 1,000 years. The community’s not so sure

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El Jones joins Desmond Cole and Martin Lukacs to reflect on one year in Canadian politics and social movements

The post Elbows…up? Looking back at Canadian politics in 2025 appeared first on The Breach.

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In neighbouring Alberta, government scientists are producing peer reviewed studies on the impacts of coal mining. Why isn’t B.C.?

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In a cherished corner of Alberta’s Kananaskis Country, organizers set up a civil disobedience camp in response to a plan to log in a protected area

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Our status as an independent non-profit means we put people over profit — and pay attention to how our reporting ripples out into the real world

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Both municipalities are holding out on renewing contracts that give Enbridge Gas free access underground. Toronto and Ottawa are also pushing back

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Governments don’t make it easy to access documents they’d prefer to keep out of the public eye — but reporters for The Narwhal love a challenge

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By Cymry Gomery   Trying to understand what military bases Canada has within its own borders, and what bases it maintains through its ill-conceived military integration with the US, is challenging. […]

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If the Declaration Act was a milestone for reconciliation, how could Premier David Eby’s amendments change B.C.’s relationship with First Nations? Here’s what you need to know

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Founders of the Okiniwak Indigenous youth movement and Friends of the Attawapiskat River want the justice system to recognize the value of the Breathing Lands, beyond the Ring of Fire

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By Cole Pawlak   On November 12, OneBC leader and MLA Dallas Brodie, joined by two disgraced and bitter former educators, made the bold choice of taking their party’s unpopular, racist […]

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By Drew Garvie   The 41st Central Convention of the Communist Party of Canada (CPC) convened in Montreal from December 5-7, amidst a consequential and dangerous period for the working class […]

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On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of uninterrupted diplomatic relations between Canada and Cuba, Arnold August [photo] delivered this address, along with the presentation of his book Fidel Castro: […]

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