Tag: Prince Rupert

Alberta repeats the old dumb pipeline route along the Skeena River

The northern bitumen pipeline wars could be about to begin all over again Documents obtained by CBC News   in the story Alberta considering 3 oil pipeline routes through northern B.C., the documents show show Alberta’s proposed pipeline routes through northern British Columbia. The pipelines would reach ports on the coast, including Prince Rupert and farther […]

Prime Minister Mark Carney meets with Coastal First Nations leadership in Prince Rupert

Updated with statements from Coastal First Nations and Gitga'at Nation Second update: Statement from the Heiltsuk Nation January 13, 2026 Official statement from Prime Mnister Mark Carney after meeting with First Nations leaders Prince Rupert, British Columbia Today, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, met with the President of the Coastal First Nations-Great Bear Initiative (CFN), […]

Can Kitimat's historic CN railway station be saved from demolition?

Analysis    (Long Read) A crowd gathers at the Kitimat CN Station sometime in 1955. This picture may be of the station opening since the windows and trim are unpainted. (Walter Turkenburg/Kitimat Museum & Archives. ) See Note 1. UPDATE:  There  will be a public meeting to discuss the future of the station in Kitimat on […]

Petronas "will not proceed" with Prince Rupert LNG project

Petronas Tuesday issued the following news release: PETRONAS AND PARTNERS WILL NOT PROCEED WITH PACIFIC NORTHWEST LNG PROJECT Malaysia’s energy company remains committed to developing its gas assets in Canada KUALA LUMPUR, 26 July 2017 – PETRONAS and its partners have decided not to proceed with the Pacific NorthWest LNG project at Port Edward in […]

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Another LNG shake up: Shell reported to be in talks to acquire BG Group

Numerous media sources are saying that Royal Dutch Shell is in talks to acquire the BG Group. Shell is developing the LNG Canada project in Kitimat,  while BG had been developing an LNG proposal for Prince Rupert.  BG announced last fall it was delaying further development of the Prince Rupert project due to uncertainty in […]

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Phil Germuth, Enbridge's “What the....” moment and what it means for British Columbia

Enbridge Northern Gateway officials are loath (to put it mildly) to speak to the media but sometimes they let things slip. Earlier this summer, at a social event, I heard an Enbridge official (probably inadvertently) reveal that when the company's engineers came before District of Kitimat Council earlier this year they were surprised and somewhat […]

Glencore: The great white shark stalking Rio Tinto

The world's business media are paying rapt attention to Glencore’s  now stalled attempt to take over Rio Tinto. Late Tuesday, the company issued a news release which says Glencore announces that in July 2014 it made an informal enquiry by telephone call to Rio Tinto, seeking to gauge whether there might be any interest at Rio […]