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A one-year study analyzing the state of the rail system in northern B.C. is about to get underway. The Resource Municipalities Coalition and Northern Development Initiative Trust jointly announced the study on Nov.

First Nations will have a greater say on how resource projects like mines and pipelines get approved under the new federal Impact Assessment Act, but understanding how to capitalize on some of the new powers it grants them is going to take some homew

Throughout a pandemic lockdown that closed so many businesses in B.C. this year, natural resources was the one sector of the economy that kept British Columbians working. Mines in B.C.

It’s not hard to understand why Dawson Creek Mayor Dale Bumstead is an LNG booster.

AltaGas Ltd. reported Thursday that the Ridley Island Propane Export Terminal exported a record 42,736 bbls/d of Canadian propane to Asia during the quarter, underpinned by ongoing growth in throughput volumes in northeast B.C.

Fifteen Canadian children and youth who sought a declaration of dereliction of duty on the part of the Canadian government in dealing with climate change have lost their legal challenge.

The COVID-19 pandemic may have added delays and costs to one big energy project – Site C dam – but three others appear to have recovered quickly from a brief workforce contraction.

Pipe installation and clearing continues in the first two spreads of the Coastal GasLink pipeline through the Peace Region.

Liquefied natural gas will either be a major economic boon for the Canadian economy, or a dud, depending on which recent report you favour.

The federal government has approved NOVA Gas Transmission's $2.31-billion NGTL 2021 expansion project.