NewsweekArnold Schwarzenegger Joins Increasing List Of Those Suing Big Oil For Climate ChangeNewsweekArnold Schwarzenegger announced his plans this week to sue Big Oil for its contributions to climate change. Schwarzenegger joins a growing list of cities a …

CBC.caSaskatchewan would support Alberta's decision to turn off oil tapsCBC.caThough Saskatchewan isn't connected to Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline, the delays in getting the $7.4 billion expansion completed are affecting rail shipment …

CBC.caSaskatchewan would support Alberta's decision to turn off oil taps ...CBC.caSaskatchewan's premier says he'd stand by Alberta if its government decides to turn off the oil taps over the ongoing pipeline dispute with British Columbia.and m …

CBC.caKenney threatens to stop flow of oil to BC, put toll on natural gasCBC.caAlberta's Opposition leader says that if he becomes premier, there would be "serious consequences" for British Columbia if it blocks the Trans Mountain pipeline ex …

CBC.caWeaponizing wine: Notley's engineering a federal crisis in her battle with BCCBC.caYou have one big job, federal government. One. It's not to make Canada shiny in the eyes of foreign press. It's not to put a bumper sticker on the side rea …

CBC.caBC Premier apologizes to fired LNG advocate after falsely claiming he did little workThe Globe and MailLast week, the NDP fired Mr. Wilson, who had been appointed by former premier Christy Clark to promote the province's LNG industry. At the time …

LNG power playPetroleum EconomistEuropeans are importing LNG for even less, for around $5-6/m Btu. Faced with saturated gas markets and persistently low prices, both power buyers and gas producers spy an opportunity to develop LNG-to-power projects. These …

BC NDP to press on with LNG support; Green allies remain opposedThe Globe and Mail“We will ensure any LNG development guarantees jobs and training opportunities for British Columbians, gets a fair profit for BC for our resources, benefits and includes Firs …

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 …