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“Zombie fires” are fires that ignite in one fire season, smoulder through the winter months and re-emerge early in the spring.

With wildfires ravaging the country since May, agriculture is taking a hit, and the effects are rippling downstream.

Being around nature changes the mind, and urbanization is taking these opportunities away from people — until green zones enter the picture in sustainable city designs. 

Imperial Oil ordered to take immediate action to prevent further seepage of toxic wastes

Indigenous science encompasses a wealth of traditional ecological knowledge amassed through centuries of living close to the land

Modern greenhouse technology enhances growing conditions and crop productivity, offering a positive outlook on future food sustainability.

Amid the switch toward renewable energy, people seem to have lost focus on the other element of net zero — reducing pollution.

The new agreement signed with Blueberry River First Nation provides economic compensation for land restoration activities.