Water is Sacred; Water Mergers Are Reckless
Dene chiefs move to protect their watersheds
Cassandra Blondin Burt
Sidney Coles
Sarah Marquis, with files from Cathy Holtslander
Ben Wickham
Margaret Steele
Dust for Dinner
Summer 2026
Supply-chain failures, drought-related crop losses, and price shocks have left one in four Canadians struggling with food security. In this new era, we are facing the consequences of sacrificing entire ecosystems and watersheds for cheap lumber and pulp.
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Letter to the Editor from Leif Gregersen
Cassandra Blondin Burt
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Sarah Marquis, with files from Cathy Holtslander
Ben Wickham
Sidney Coles
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