Pipeline Battle

• Penticton Indian Band stages protest in support of Wet’suwet’en

  Chief Chad Eneas said the band stands in solidarity with the hereditary chiefs of the Wet‘suwet’en in the protection and defense of their unceded territory.

  Jan 27, 2020
  
• Western premiers ‘expecting positive discussions’ as meeting kicks off in Edmonton

  Canada's western and northern premiers are meeting in Edmonton in a effort to make the "western provinces and territories the source of Canada’s strength and economic growth."

  Politics

  Jun 27, 2019
  
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• B.C. premier not expecting ‘any surprises’ at Western premiers’ meeting next week

  The B.C. premier is heading to the Northwest Territories next Tuesday to meet with his counterparts across Western Canada, including Alberta Premier Rachel Notley.

  Canada

  May 18, 2018
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• B.C. set to take Alberta to court over ‘turn off the taps’ legislation

  "Alberta has the right to act in the public interest to reduce the negative impacts to our treasury and the economy," said a letter from Alberta's justice minister.

  Politics

  May 17, 2018
• B.C. government threatens to sue Alberta over ‘turn off the taps’ legislation

  The B.C. government is vowing to take the Alberta government to court if they take advantage of the powers given to them by Bill 12.

  Economy

  May 16, 2018
• Calgary mayor calls John Horgan ‘one of the worst politicians that we’ve seen in Canada in decades’

  The battle over pipelines has turned into a war of words. Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi is harshly criticizing John Horgan over an article the B.C. premier wrote for the Medium website in April.

  Politics

  May 11, 2018
• First Nations leaders make their case at Kinder Morgan annual general meeting

  Energy giant Kinder Morgan is vowing to issue annual sustainability reports according to a group of B.C. First Nations leaders who attended the companies annual general meeting in Houston, Texas on Wednesday.

  Economy

  May 9, 2018
• Study says lack of pipeline capacity costing Canada billions in lost revenue

  The report shows Canada's energy sector will lose about $15.8-billion this year.

  Economy

  May 8, 2018
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• B.C. business leaders heading to Edmonton to show province is ‘great place to do business’

  Dubbed "The Federation Flight," the delegation has a scheduled meeting with Premier Rachel Notley and a luncheon with the Edmonton and Calgary Chambers of Commerce.

  Economy

  May 2, 2018
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• B.C. continues to be ‘divided’ on Trans Mountain pipeline expansion

  In a poll released on Wednesday, Ipsos Global Public Affairs found that 55 per cent of British Columbians support the project while 37 per cent are opposed.

  Economy

  May 2, 2018