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The Narwhal is a Canada-focused, nonprofit news outlet dedicated to in-depth environmental journalism.
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LNG Canada’s massive expansion is a go. Here’s what it means (opens the original)
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LNG Canada is already the largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility in the country. Now, the Shell-led project is set to double its production. The consortium of companies behind the massive LNG export facility announced the decision to green-light spending on Sept. 28. Shell, along with its partners Petronas, PetroChina, Mitsubish
Shell-led LNG Canada expansion is approved. Here’s what it means (opens the original)
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Photo: Marty Clemens / The Narwhal LNG Canada is already the largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility in the country. Now, the Shell-led project is set to <a href="https://www.shell.com/news-and-insights/newsroom/news-and-media-releases/2026/shell-takes-final-invest
How Ontario farmers find ways to help environment (opens the original)
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Norm Lamothe soiled his undies twice. The second time, he was much happier with the result. Soiled them — in a manner of speaking that is. After two months, buried in the ground, the cotton fabric of a once-pristine set of white men’s briefs had largely disappeared, and mostly just the elastic waistband remain
Underwear and turkey eggs: how farmers are finding ways to help the environment (opens the original)
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Norm Lamothe soiled his undies twice. The second time, he was much happier with the result. Soiled them — in a manner of speaking that is. After two months, buried in the ground, the cotton fabric of a once-pristine set of white men’s briefs had largely disappeared, and mostly just the elastic waistband remained. It was a sign changes in farming techniques were paying off. Lamothe runs the family-owned Woodleigh Farms outside Peterborough, Ont. Far from the realm of bodily functions, the brief b
Canada plans to destroy thousands of residential school testimonies. These women think survivors should have a choice (opens the original)
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“This body of records that has really important information of Survivors … is going to be destroyed,” Connie Walker says. The Pulitzer and Peabody Award-winning investigative journalist and member of Okanese First Nation in Saskatchewan is talking about the 38,000 testimonies from residential school survivors collected by the federal government between 2007 and 2012. They contain first-hand experiences recounted by some of the estimated 150,000 children who attended residential schools operated
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