Where is B.C. going with its climate policy
He currently spends a lot of his time working with two Vernon-area environmental groups, writing, educating, lobbying and ...
Enbridge’s certificate expires for planned pipeline as B.C. strives for LNG exports to Asia
Project has become the latest example of fizzled plans in Canada to reduce reliance on transporting natural gas through ...
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Old Pipelines, New Pressure: U.S. Tariffs Revive Talk of Shelved Fossil Fuel Projects
Political leaders reacting to tariff threats from the United States are considering oil and gas projects that may put them at ...
Globe Climate: Canadian clean tech versus U.S. politics
A full-blown trade war with the United States is on hold for now, but the newly sparked “Buy Canada” sentiment endures. And ...
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B.C.-made critical mineral could be used as a 'reactive weapon' in trade war
Most Canadians oppose U.S. companies taking greater control over the country’s natural resource projects — a level of ...
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BC Outlook: Blueprint for a Brighter Tomorrow
B.C.’s economic indicators continue to hold up surprisingly well, and the government aims to keep it that way.
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North Coast-Nechako: Sea Change
The once dire economic prospects of the North Coast and Nechako have reversed, turning the regions into drivers of ...
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Three things you need to know about BC’s newest pipeline for the LNG export industry
The Nisga’a-led Ksi Lisims facility would be capable of producing up to 12 million tonnes of LNG annually, which would be shipped across the Pacific Ocean to countries like Japan and South Korea.