Indigenous-led efforts restore salmon to BC’s upper Columbia River, blending ceremony, traditional knowledge, and science.

Dorothy Smith, survivor of residential school, fights for Indigenous rights, teaching, healing, and protecting her nation’s ...

Canada’s proposed changes to Plant Breeders’ Rights regulations threaten farmers’ ability to save seed, increasing corporate ...

Ontario repeats costly nuclear mistakes, investing on small modular reactors and refurbishments while renewables remain ...

When times turn dark, hope is as resolute as a salmon pushing upstream, fighting the odds with every stroke. This issue carries stories of purposeful action flowing from grit and love of the world, in ...

A new force for climate action has taken root this past summer in the Comox Valley: the Youth Climate Corps British Columbia. As part of the broader YCCBC program, young people aged 17-30 work ...

Ten years ago, I found myself in Scotland looking in awe at the valley of Glen Coe. The valley looms above you, rising in a great sweep like an earthen tide. A wave of reds, browns, and greens, and ...

Western Canada’s award-winning environmental news magazine. The Watershed Sentinel has been the voice of the grassroots environmental movement in BC (and beyond) for over 25 years. When environmental ...

Western Canada’s award-winning environmental news magazine. The Watershed Sentinel has been the voice of the grassroots environmental movement in BC (and beyond) for over 25 years. When environmental ...

It’s a new world — a fracked gas world — and it’s much worse than we predicted. BC has entered the global LNG market at the precise moment the rules changed, according to Fatih Birol, head of the ...

Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie, Premier David Eby, and other politicians have recently made public statements about the Quw’utsun (Cowichan) Nation’s Aboriginal title case and the effect of the BC ...

The softwood lumber dispute with the US has exposed what’s really wrong with BC’s forestry model. It’s not about tariffs; it’s about a resource base that’s running out. Until provincial policy shifts ...