Alaska Dispatch NewsThis antique engineering marvel records spring breakup in Alaska like clockworkAlaska Dispatch NewsThe elegant antique timing contraption of the Nenana Ice Classic awaits the moment of breakup on the Tanana River. One rope trips the sir …

CFJC Today KamloopsLiberals pledge to create four-year engineering program at TRU ...CFJC Today KamloopsKAMLOOPS — The BC Liberal Party is pledging to fund a four-year engineering program at Thompson Rivers University, if elected on May 9.B.C. Liberals pro …

The Globe and MailOil industry backs Clark's re-election bid in BC electionThe Globe and MailBig oil companies are betting on Christy Clark's re-election as B.C. Premier, kicking in tens of thousands of dollars to support a candidate seen as friend …

Financial TimesIran aims for more foreign oil and gas investment after Total dealFinancial TimesIran is hoping to secure more overseas investment after a consortium led by France's Total on Tuesday signed a $4.8bn deal to develop part of the giant Sout …

Justin Trudeau reveals plan to protect Canada's coasts from oil spillsThe Globe and MailPrime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a $1.5-billion plan to ensure better protection of Canada's coasts from a potential oil spill, a move that comes in …

KelownaNowANALYSIS: British Columbia blasts Alberta, but may regret LNG betbnn.caAnalysts almost unanimously disagree, with aggressive global competition and the collapsed price premium between North American and Asian LNG making any significant developmen …

DeSmog (blog)LNG exports would boost NM economyAlbuquerque JournalInnovative companies in the U.S. have plans to create liquefied natural gas (LNG) and export it to our allies and trading partners. Increasing our exports of LNG would not only continue to h …

CBC.caBC Premier Christy Clark still trying to deliver on her LNG promiseCBC.caThat instability doesn't seem to phase Clark, who insists the provincial government is already on the road to being debt free, without one cent from LNG being put into the p …

CBC.caLow price of oil dominates western premiers' phone talksCBC.ca"We're talking about oil obviously," Wall said. "It's gone up and down, and I remember in 2009 it touched under $40 at the time and the province continued to gro …

Los Angeles TimesCentral Valley's growing concern: Crops raised with oil field waterLos Angeles TimesHere in California's thirsty farm belt, where pumpjacks nod amid neat rows of crops, it's a proposition that seems to make sense: using treated …