Carrie Saxifrage ventures seven kilometres down a logging road to see the last remaining camp at Fairy Creek and witness the Bridge of Matriarchs, a structure where four women in their 70s have chained themselves.

LNG fueled ferries result in little or no net greenhouse gas reduction. But that hasn't stopped BC Ferries from buying them.

For several months, a number of people have slowed progress at Kinder Morgan's Burnaby Mountain site, often using their bodies to block traffic. We caught up with a few of them outside of the B.C. Supreme Court.

In Mexico City I met Maria, 20. She lives in one of Mexico City’s poorest neighborhoods where violence is a part of life. “Throughout my life, I’ve witnessed many situations of violence that I didn’t even know were violence,” she told me. “I’ve been in violent relationships that I thought were normal. Now I wonder, 'Why is it men can hit us?'"

Perhaps our fascination for polar bears arise from their similarities to humans. We each, in our way, have been "master existences."

If we spent money on computers and electrification and high speed transmission wires and networks for matching up complex energy inputs and outputs, those would be very sexy, high paying jobs.

David Trowbridge of Clean North hates to see trees cut down. "It's almost like they're cutting me," he said. So he's working on tree by-law for the City of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

The declaration by Maclean's magazine that Winnipeg is Canada's most racist city mortified those residents who have been working for years to become "good settlers."

Chickadee Richard: "I don't know why our movement is called 'Idle No More.' I've never been idle."

Chantal Chagnon presents First Nations culture to schools, universities and other public forums, with some politics thrown in.