Resources & Agriculture

The Joint Review Panel’s 199 requirements for the Northern Gateway pipeline could have a negative impact on B.C.’s other proposed pipeline – the Trans Mountain – if they become a template for all oil pipelines, Kinder Morgan (NYSE:KMI) is warning.

Final arguments for Enbridge's Northern Gateway pipeline start today in Terrace.

Former deputy premier and minister of finance Kevin Falcon has joined the board of directors of Vancouver-based West Kirkland Mining (TSXV:WKM).

On a trade mission in China last week, federal agriculture minister Gerry Ritz announced Canada had signed a preliminary agreement that would allow Canadian cherries to be exported to China.

After shutting down its Trans Mountain pipeline on Wednesday because of a small leak southwest of Merritt, B.C., Kinder Morgan says the leak has been contained and is hopeful that the pipeline will be reopened Friday afternoon.

BC Hydro and the Peace River Regional District (PRRD) have signed a regional legacy benefits agreement relating to the proposed Site C Clean Energy Project, both parties announced yesterday.

Environmental policy makers in United States president Barack Obama's new cabinet – referred to as the "Green Team" – will most likely pursue an agenda that will negatively affect Canada's planned efforts to ramp up energy production and exports, according to a Fraser Institute report released this morning.

Each of the more than 4,000 wild salmon samples collected as part of a 2012 disease surveillance program in B.C. have tested negative for infectious salmon anaemia (ISA).

An oil spill discovered yesterday afternoon in the B.C. Interior has prompted Kinder Morgan to shut down its Trans Mountain pipeline, which transports crude oil from Alberta to Burnaby.

A rusty supply chain will contribute to uneven growth and continuing volatility in the sector, but industry watchers are confident that prices will rebound