Crude-by-rail exports reached a record high of 403,767 barrels per day in January, the first time they've surpassed 400,000 bpd.

The Upper Nicola Band and Stk'emlupsemc te Secwepemc Nation have dropped their litigation with the Federal Court of Appeal and signed deals with Trans Mountain.

An energy regulator report from May mentioned a 2016 study on fire preparedness on Burnaby Mountain that has yet to see the light of day.

An open season launched by Enbridge Inc. to try to lock shippers into long-term contracts on its Canadian Mainline oil pipeline system is designed to take advantage of "mostly captive shippers,'' Suncor Energy Inc. says.

A consortium of nine natural gas producers wants to attract partners to build and operate what could be a 12-million-tonne-per-year LNG project to open by 2026.

The protest comes days after the National Energy Board allowed construction to resume at two Burnaby terminals for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

The decision does not cover a request to resume construction at the Edmonton terminal, which is still under review.

Trans Mountain says it is reviewing the details of Friday's decision and will decide on processes and a construction schedule in the coming weeks.

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is once again being challenged in court.

Ecojustice filed the suit Monday morning on behalf of environmental groups Raincoast Conservation Foundation and Living Oceans Society.