No Safe Place

Canada’s disaster aid system is overwhelmed, leaving victims to rebuild on their own

The long road ahead: Remaking the Coquihalla Highway after a one-in-1,000-year storm

How Hurricane Fiona turned the barely imaginable into the all-too possible — and what it means for future storms

Jackson’s water crisis points to bigger U.S. infrastructure failures and ‘environmental injustice’ to come

How does a society measure success in the face of climate change disasters?

Who’s in charge of fixing B.C.’s flood defences? In communities near ‘orphan dikes,’ no one’s really sure

In Canada’s biggest cities, vulnerability to rising temperatures may depend on your neighbourhood

Building on river floodplains has proven costly and devastating to Canadians. A new Globe analysis reveals which cities are most at risk

Ottawa asked to fast-track funds as B.C. faces massive storm bills

Spring thaw will test B.C. flood barriers that the ‘atmospheric river’ ruined and covered in debris

Abbotsford looks to senior governments for up to $2.8-Billion in flood protection

The small mountain town of Canmore is booming. But can large numbers of humans and wildlife coexist?

Lawsuit challenges B.C. for failing to meet climate action targets

With its ambitious new climate plan, Ottawa demands more of every economic sector - and itself

Canada is rethinking how it deals with flooding. It’s about time

Is it time to end helicopter skiing?

How a tiny First Nation forced an overhaul of land use

Ontario is running out of landfill space. Will it embrace the circular economy or sleepwalk into a crisis?

How climate change will change Canada - and how we can make our communities more resilient

B.C. budget promises response to climate disasters, but banks on uncertain economic recovery

What happens to your home’s value when your neighbourhood floods?

B.C.’s costly climate disasters show Canada’s insurance gap

Ottawa has promised a climate-change adaptation strategy in 2022. What will it take to get the balance right?

More coyotes are adapting to urban areas in Canada. Here’s why they thrive in cities