Environment

Metro Vancouver reservoirs currently at 73% capacity

Cool, wet weather this weekend helped dampened some forest fires, but didn’t prevent new ones from starting

Grae Dickason has been in the housepainting business for 30 years and water has never been one of his worries. Until now.

Water experts and local governments are keeping a close watch on water levels as drought conditions continue in British Columbia

Sockeye salmon could become a luxury item within a few...

A virtually non-existent snow pack, lack of rain taking its toll on Island rivers

Landowners in the Peace sell water meant for farming to natural gas companies, with little knowledge of how water resources could be affected

Water use has soared across Metro Vancouver during an unusually dry start to the summer as...

Revised incoming carbon rates, which will be phased in over 18 months, along with Alberta’s recently announced corporate tax increase, could...

No rain means reservoirs have not refilled, while at the same time hot weather pushes water consumption up