Resources & Agriculture

Permitting issues continue to delay construction of the expansion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline from Edmonton to Burnaby, and lack of capacity remains a concern.

Democratic Sen. Kevin Ranker, who represents Orcas Islands in Washington state, is introducing legislation to ban open-net pen fish farms and says British Columbia should do the same.

The National Energy Board (NEB) has reserved its decision on a notice of motion and constitutional question from Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC that if approved would enable construction to start on the Burnaby and Westridge marine terminals as part of

Proponents banking on appeal of rail option increasing as pipeline protests intensify

Minister’s electricity demand forecast at odds with utility commission’s projections

Steelhead LNG and Malahat Nation are no longer exploring the possibility of a liquefied natural gas project south of Mill Bay in the Saanich Inlet.

'Any climate action plan that doesn’t include Alberta, frankly, is not a plan' – Alberta Premier Rachel Notley

Tasca Resources planning to conduct survey over the Poplar Copper Project in northern B.C.

The board of directors for the Pembina Pipeline Corporation has approved the development of its proposed liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) export terminal.

“Political instability” in British Columbia since the May provincial election has caused the province’s ranking in terms of attractiveness for oil and gas investment to plunge, according to the Fraser Institute in its annual Global Petroleum Survey .