B.C. Premier John Horgan says he is ‘disappointed with the decision’ by the federal government to re-approve the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Continue reading →

In a wide-ranging, year-end interview, Environment Minister George Heyman brought up the idea of funding to encourage people to buy into B.C.’s new climate plan. Continue reading →

British Columbia will support the federal government’s carbon pricing by intervening in court actions in the Saskatchewan and Ontario courts of appeal. Continue reading →

The B.C. government has introduced legislation that would overhaul the environmental assessment process for major resource projects in the province. Continue reading →

The B.C. government has filed to have intervener status as regulators prepare for a second review of the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion. Continue reading →

The LNG Canada deal is expected to be made official on Tuesday with provincial officials, federal officials and industry officials set to hold an event in Vancouver. Continue reading →

The province is backing away from the aggressive goal of a 33 per cent reduction in GHG emissions from 2007 levels by 2020 that it now knows it won’t meet. Continue reading →

The B.C. government is asking the B.C. Court of Appeal to determine whether it can legally put in updated legislation that would require companies to get permits from the provincial government if they are to increase the flow of bitumen through the province. Continue reading →

The B.C. government will release its much-anticipated pipeline reference case question on Thursday morning. Continue reading →