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Cedar LNG, an Indigenous-led project in British Columbia, is hoping to become one of the first energy proposals in Canada to win approval in a new regulatory process

Construction of LNG Canada’s Phase 1 terminal is on track to start exports to Asia in 2025, when it would become the country’s first export terminal for the fuel

Cedar LNG project could positively affect global GHG emissions, if importing countries use the natural gas to replace coal in power production, says the B.C. Environmental Assessment Office

The Lax Kw’alaams band council is opposing plans for a $55-billion LNG project supported by the Nisga’a Nation

The war in Ukraine has reshaped the world’s energy markets. Canada hasn’t kept up.

Svante, based in Burnaby, B.C., has developed patented technology that captures carbon dioxide from smokestacks

Canfor Corp. closing its sawmill and pellet operations in Chetwynd, and shuttering its sawmill in Houston. More than 400 union and non-unionized staff to be affected

Activists warn that underwater sounds emanating during construction at the industrial site would be akin to seals and sea lions hearing repeated shotgun blasts

Report commissioned by the International Longshore & Warehouse Union Canada says five major shippers made US$103.3-billion in profit last year compared with US$6.2-billion in 2019

Upon completion of the $3.5-billion Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project, container capacity at Canada’s largest port would rise by nearly 50 per cent

Contract signed by Ksi Lisims means Enbridge’s proposed Westcoast Connector Gas Transmission pipeline venture faces an uncertain future.

The two sides are not far apart on wages, but USW is concerned about the impact of contracting out on job security, union staff representative says

Once home to 1,200 people before the town was forced to close in 1982 after a molybdenum mining boom went bust, its owner hopes to revive it as an energy export hub

Study says Canada is well-positioned to become an energy supplier to Japan and Korea, though Qatar and the U.S. could be competitors in Asia

The Vancouver-based cleantech startup is launching a pilot project to decarbonize processing of the critical mineral

BC Hydro is planning to twin a transmission line to expand hydroelectricity capacity on British Columbia’s North Coast

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says pause is an opportunity for Canada to accelerate LNG projects

Revenue from forestry has topped natural gas royalties in 12 of the past 13 fiscal years, but the sector will likely play a supporting tole in the foreseeable future with reduced timber supplies

The move is part of a new offensive in the long-running trade dispute over Canadian softwood sold south of the border

Summit Lake PG LNG envisages supercooling natural gas into liquid form near Prince George and then transporting the LNG in specialized shipping containers by rail