What the International Energy Agency’s path to net-zero means for Canada’s oil and gas industry
Looking at different policy scenarios around climate change, agency report lays out path for holding...
Why tensions are escalating on Wet’suwet’en territory over the Coastal GasLink pipeline
After TC Energy cleared an archaeological site, armed with permits issued by the province, Gidimt’en...
Study suggests higher contaminants in B.C. homes near fracking wells but more research is needed
People living near fracking sites in B.C. are lacking information about contamination they need to...
B.C. commits to reviewing oil and gas royalties as experts find system in need of ‘comprehensive overhaul’
‘Little tweaks are not going to cut it’: independent assessment finds an overly complex system...
B.C. pays Blueberry River First Nations $65 million as 195 projects approved before court victory proceed
In ‘long overdue’ initial agreement, the province will support the nations’ efforts to restore habitat...
Alberta hired law firm to collect millions in oilsands debts but won’t say whether bills were paid
Over the past five years, at least 19 invoices totalling about $3.27 million have gone...
Trans Mountain ‘investigating’ claims consultant has ties to Proud Boys terrorist group
Trans Mountain, a Canadian government-owned pipeline and energy company, says it is investigating allegations that...
Lheidli T’enneh First Nation wants Enbridge off its territory after 2018 pipeline explosion
A natural gas pipeline explosion in 2018 traumatized the Lheidli T’enneh First Nation community, who...
Sudbury went from a major polluter to a clean city — here’s what extractive industries can learn
After decades of environmental devastation from the mining industry, Sudbury, Ont., has transformed itself into...
