First Nations arrested at B.C. checkpoint accuse ‘over-equipped’ RCMP of excessive force
By Simon Little Online Journalist
“They were so over-equipped that there was some confusion of whether or not the military was there.” Continue reading
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Scott Thompson: Why LNG but not Trans Mountain pipeline?
What is the difference between the LNG natural gas project and the Trans Mountain pipeline twinning? Continue reading
‘A spectacular day for British Columbians’: Premier Horgan vows to hit climate targets even with LNG emissions
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The B.C. government is promising to hit climate action goals following a massive $40-billion investment by LNG Canada to build an LNG facility in Kitimat. Continue reading
LNG Canada announces final investment decision to build export facility in Kitimat
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
Alberta man’s body recovered after he was reported missing on B.C.’s Kitimat River
The body of an Alberta man has been recovered after he disappeared on a river in B.C.’s North Coast region over the weekend. Continue reading
B.C. municipal election 2018: Kitimat results
Kitimat truly came into its own with the construction of an aluminum smelter in the 1950s. Continue reading
Premier John Horgan optimistic major LNG facility is coming to B.C. after Petronas investment
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
B.C. Premier John Horgan is optimistic that energy giant Petronas investing in LNG Canada “bodes well for a final investment decision.” Continue reading
BUSINESS REPORT: Horgan surprises critics, emerging as possible saviour of B.C.’s LNG industry
By Ria Renouf Assignment Editor/News Anchor
Horgan will need support, however, from the BC Greens. Continue reading
Disappointment on B.C.’s north coast as Pacific NorthWest LNG scrapped
“We were hoping the whole area was going to expand. Continue reading
Liberals delay announcing fate of 2 pipeline projects
The federal environment minister touted oil and gas as “essential bridges” to a low-carbon economy Friday even as the government delayed announcing the fate of two pipeline projects. Continue reading