B.C.’s environment minister says the decision allows for local rules to be “needlessly undermined.” Continue reading
B.C. MLA and vintner Ben Stewart shared his thoughts on the suspended wine ban, and the attempt to restrict shipments of bitumen from the West Coast. Continue reading
The NDP government is slated to make an announcement on the Trans Mountian Pipeline Expansion on Thursday. Continue reading
Trudeau’s government approved the $7.4-billion pipeline expansion project last fall but Horgan campaigned against it and has pledged to fight the project. Continue reading
The increasingly divisive debate over pipelines, with the economic benefits and environmental concerns they carry, has been selected as The Canadian Press business story of the year. Continue reading
The financial centre of the oilpatch applauded Ottawa’s approval of two massive pipeline developments, saying the decisions send a message that Canada is open to investment at a time when the economy sorely needs it. Continue reading
A gift to the Manitoba First Nations chiefs leading a campaign against the Energy East Pipeline made its way down the streets of downtown Winnipeg Monday. Continue reading
If Canada and the United States are serious about the climate commitments they made in Paris, they need to establish a common climate test for major resource projects that takes into account a low-carbon future, environmental groups said Tuesday. Continue reading
A First Nation in North Vancouver is challenging the National Energy Board’s review of the Trans Mountain pipeline. Continue reading
The energy giant filed its final written submissions to the National Energy Board on Thursday, arguing the $5.4-billion proposal is a safe and viable option to transport diluted bitumen from Alberta’s oilsands to British Columbia’s coast. Continue reading