From the Ground Up

We return with Part 2 of our conversation with Jesse Cardinal, of Keepers of the Water, and Nancy Greyeyes about Indigenous-led water protection, oilsands contamination, climate impacts on northern watersheds, and the growing movement to defend water for future generations. Tune in for an important conversation on environmental justice, Indigenous stewardship, and why protecting water matters to us all.

In this episode, Sherry and Nancy speak with Jesse Cardinal of Keepers of the Water about Indigenous-led water protection, oilsands contamination, climate impacts on northern watersheds, and the growing movement to defend water for future generations. Tune in for an important conversation on environmental justice, Indigenous stewardship, and why protecting water matters to us all.For more information on Keepers of the Water, please visit:https://www.keepersofthewater.ca/

We once again join Mark Bigland-Pritchard and Mitchell Beer in the conclusion of this three-part conversation about the first year of a Mark Carney government, and it's influence on environmental policies.

Part 2 of a 3 episode discussion with Mitchell Beer, Founding Publisher of the Energy Mix, about the first year of the Mark Carney government and their climate and energy policy changes.

To mark a year of the Mark Carney government, (our own) Mark talks with Mitchell Beer of the Energy Mix over 3 episodes about all the changes in climate and energy policy.

Listen in on the discussion with Mark and Sherry about the most recent report, the Global Electricity Review 2026, from Ember.

Harold Pexa and Amy Snider are applicants in the court action focusing on climate change, fossil gas, and Charter rights. Meet the Saskatchewan residents who are fighting for people's right to life and the security of the person in an ever changing environment.For more information on this legal case, please visit:https://www.sustainablesask.ca/court-action.html

This week Dr. Murray Opdahl of CAPE talks about the impact of coal on community health.For more information, please visit:https://cape.ca/

This is Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Amber Fletcher, a leading environmental sociologist at the University of Regina, about climate change impacts on rural communities, gender equity, and social resilience on the Prairies.