For the great people of Northern British Columbia calculating the economic impact of the Wet’suwet’en pipeline protests is just another exercise in a long...

Political turmoil unleashed on the country—in so-called “solidarity” with the Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs opposed to the $6.6 billion Gaslink pipeline project—is neither spontaneous nor...

Protest over the BC provincial government’s controversial $8.8-billion Site C hydro-electric dam project is heating up, with first nations and environmental groups launching a...

The march towards realizing a liquefied natural gas industry for the province of B.C. continues, but some question its viability and impact on the...

Squamish Nation issues an environmental certificate to Woodfibre LNG. Does this undermine the authority of the provincial regulator, the BC Environmental Assessment Office? The...

Social license, it’s a term we frequently hear in public discussion around the regulatory approval process for large development projects such as pipelines, LNG...

LNG Burn-back Hazard is Minor Above is the extended answers from the Dr. Hightower Interview with no re-asks Rafe Mair accuses this producer of twisting and distorting...

Arctic sea ice is melting. But, Antarctic sea ice is growing and the amounts are breaking all records. While it’s looking clearer that greenhouse...

Fear mongering, that’s what some say is happening around the LNG tanker debate in British Columbia. Opponents are braying over the $1.6-billion Woodfibre LNG project,...

When it comes to hazardous activity near pipelines, British Columbians are Canada’s most Dangerous diggers. That’s according to the National Energy Board in its...

Pipeline protesters are challenging the National Energy Board over the regulator's mandate and application of duties in its review of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline...