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Enbridge escalates public relations war
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Enbridge ad campaign intensifies pipeline battle
The battle for the hearts and minds of British Columbians over a proposed oil pipeline has ramped up after Enbridge Inc. launched a multi…0
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Enbridge launches multimillion-dollar ad campaign to combat B.C. pipeline opposition
Enbridge Inc. said Tuesday it is launching a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign in British Columbia promoting its Northern Gateway …0
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Ottawa’s environmental review overhaul under fire
The federal government’s insistence that cabinet should have final say over resource projects such as Enbridge Inc.’s ENB-T Northern Gate…0
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Lions Gate Bridge traffic slowed as Greenpeace protesters hang banner
Traffic moving across the Lions Gate Bridge Tuesday morning has been obstructed by Greenpeace protestors and police cordoning off the mid…0
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Greenpeace drapes anti-pipeline banner over Lions Gate Bridge
TWO Greenpeace protesters rappelled off the Lions Gate Bridge Tuesday morning to drape an anti-tarsands, anti-pipeline banner over Burrar…0
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Canada’s West Coast First Nations are feeling overwhelmed by crises affecting their land rights, economic well-being and health, promptin…0
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Cutbacks
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Coast Guard Commissioner clams up
VANCOUVER/CKNW (AM980) Marcella Bernardo | Email news tips to Marcella 5/29/2012Canada’s Coast Guard Commissioner refused to answer quest…0
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Coast guard boss hears complaints
Employees at the Kitsilano Coast Guard station are still hopeful the federal government will toss them a lifeline to save their jobs. Coa…0
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Editorial: Open books on reason for closing Kits base
There may be a rationale for closing the Kitsilano coast guard station. But as if intent on rubbing our noses in how little the concerns …0
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Feds defend plan to close B.C. coast guard station and communication centres
The Canadian Press – ONLINE EDITION VANCOUVER – The federal government says marine safety was at the centre of a decision to close a coas…0
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One of today’s biggest threats to conservation? Privatization of wildlife, conference told – Outdoor Canada
May 29th, 2012 at 10:00 pm By Outdoor Canada Hunting Editor Ken Bailey, at the National Fish and Wildlife Conservation Congress in Ottawa…0
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Tories War on Science Hurts Us All
I was shocked by this week’s news that the Harper Tories were closing Environment Canada’s Experimental Lakes Area, cutting a smokestack …0
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China has our forests, now we’re sending our oilfields too | Full Comment | National Post
Canada is at the brink of what is probably the most radical shift in energy and foreign policy since Pierre Trudeau and Mitchell Sharp en…0
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Institute for Energy Research | Our Northern Neighbor Moves to Cut Energy Taxes/Regulation to Boost Its Economy, But Not the U. S.
The United States should start taking lessons from Canada regarding oil development and its relationship to a pro-growth regulatory and t…0
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LNG
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Kitimat project a test for federal push to fast-track projects: Shell
Dutch energy giant Royal Dutch Shell PLC RDS.B-N is eager to press its planned B.C. natural-gas export project through Canada’s new strea…0
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Anger over agency’s shale report
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has infuriated environmentalists with a report on what it calls the “golden age” of gas. The summar…0
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Oil spills
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Russia’s Hidden ‘Arctic Nightmare’
“I have to see it to believe it,” was the reaction to my Russian colleague, Jon Burgwald, when he told me that every spring the rivers in…0
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