The clean energy bill that divided B.C.’s NDP and Greens: 11 things you need to know
Proposed legislation would end B.C.’s mandate to be electricity “self-sufficient,” and the Greens say that’s...
Don’t blame COVID-19 for new Site C dam cost overruns and delays, energy experts say
BC Hydro has classified the health of the most expensive public project in B.C. history...
CAPP, LNG industry lobby B.C. government for long-term discount on hydroelectricity
If the province agrees to give the oil and gas industry another financial break, B.C....
BC Hydro’s Site C dam report months overdue, fuelling concerns about more cost overruns
The Site C dam was declared an ‘essential service’ during the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing construction...
Active Peace Valley landslide renews questions about slope instability and B.C. government secrecy
For the second time in 20 months, residents of Old Fort are dealing with a...
Why an Alberta court decision to quash an oilsands project affects Treaty Rights cases in B.C.
A recent ruling by three Appeal Court justices has transformed the nature of Treaty 8...
B.C. rules prevent Indigenous communities from running their own clean energy utilities. Here’s why that should change
BC Hydro's monopoly position in the province's electricity system is preventing First Nations from reaping...
We are speechless: thanks for your support in these tough times
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, 185 readers stepped up over the course of a week to...
‘I don’t see why anything should be secret’: First Nation rejected $28 million in Site C dam deal, court docs reveal
Documents disclosed in a treaty infringement case offer a rare glimpse into the payments BC...
