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Woodfibre LNG says it is proceeding with its proposed liquefied natural gas development near Squamish, B.C., in what would be the province's first LNG project.

The federal government has approved a proposed LNG export terminal in Squamish, saying the project "is not likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects."

About 150 people took to the water in Howe Sound on Saturday to oppose LNG development in the Squamish area.

When construction workers arrive to build Squamish's Woodfibre LNG plant, they may find themselves with a particularly good view of Howe Sound.

The deal involves annual payments to the nation, a cultural fund and cash for employment opportunities.

The Pacific NorthWest LNG project will not be going ahead. What happened, who loses out and who will benefit?

Controversial Indonesian billionaire Sukanto Tanoto has purchased an industrial site in Squamish for the purposes of exporting liquefied natural gas.

The RCMP moved in Monday to set up an "access control checkpoint" over a key service road leading to a Coastal GasLink work site near Houston B.C.

The city of Prince Rupert is lamenting the loss of a proposed liquefied natural gas plant as a missed opportunity.

The government lists 19 proposed LNG proposals on their website. How many are likely to go through?

Dozens of ships filled southern Howe Sound today to rally against the proposed Woodfibre LNG project in Squamish.

An independent report in 2014 found that nearly $1.5 million in emergency funds managed by Krisandra Jacobs and a band manager was not properly accounted for.

The province has announced that it will provide a PST exemption on construction costs of any LNG facility.

The City of Vancouver is moving ahead with plans to ban natural gas as a fuel, but the BC Liberals are fighting back against the controversial move, pledging to repeal the city's ban if they are elected in May.

Pieridae now says it is in negotiations with Germany's largest utility, Uniper, to extend the investment decision deadline to June 2021.

Dozens of international climate scientists are calling on the Canadian government to reject a proposed liquefied natural gas project in northwestern British Columbia, saying it would have dire environmental effects.

B.C. Environment Minister George Heyman said the NDP and Green Party do a lot of work surrounding action on climate.

If you want to get a sense of the LNG debate in Squamish, the best view may come from 2,800 feet above Howe Sound, on the Sea to Sky Gondola.

Horgan will need support, however, from the BC Greens.

Watch: The grand opening of the Sea to Sky gondola The new Sea to Sky gondola will officially open this morning in Squamish. The gondola will take tourists on a 10-minute, nearly two-kilometer ride to the top of Howe Sound, 886 meters above sea level. The company behind the project says it will provide new views...