The world is no longer buying a transition to “something else” without defining what that is

Even Bill Gates has shifted his stance, acknowledging that renewables alone can’t sustain a modern energy system — a reality now driving decisions worldwide.

The pipeline deal is done, now industry must step up

Ottawa and Alberta have cleared a path to the West Coast. If producers want this pipeline, they need to stop stalling, meet their carbon capture commitments, and keep things simple.

Gitxaala has changed all the ground rules in British Columbia

Court says UNDRIP now guides all B.C. laws, reshaping the risks around mills, mines and the North Coast transmission push.

When it comes to oil tankers, can we have safety, not scares?

Oil tanker loading at the Trans Mountain pipeline terminal at Burnaby.

The trickster politics of the tanker ban are hiding a much bigger reckoning for B.C.

For years, a conservation NGO supported by major foreign foundations has taken on the guise of Indigenous governance authority on British Columbia’s north coast. Meanwhile, rights-holding First Nations with an economic agenda are reshaping the region, yet their equal weight is overlooked. A clash of values has resulted.