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'Unforeseen problems have arisen, and will continue to arise, requiring innovative engineering responses to contain cost increases'—E&Y

Region could see its first La Nina since 1999

MP says ‘poison pills’ could be designed to kill the project, energy lawyer said questions remain about emissions

FSJ hasn't had 1,000 EI claimants in data going back to 1997

Project could lead to surge in drilling in Northeast B.C. in several years, but hurdles remain

After years in regulatory limbo, liquefied natural gas project clears major hurdle with federal approval

Federal leaders will announce a long-awaited decision on Pacific NorthWest LNG today.

One minister says Site C met Liberal commitments on 'renewed' First Nations relationship and 'science-based' decision-making, another blames previous government

Pacific NorthWest LNG would have “significant” adverse environmental impacts requiring “major” mitigation efforts, sources familiar with the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency’s (CEAA) review of the controversial project have told Reuters .

City plans to eliminate natural gas from residential, institutional and commercial buildings by 2050; impact on Peace Region economy unclear