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Author: Nelson Bennett

Gas wellhead assembly seen at a B.C. drilling location near Fort St. John. This is where natural gas coming up from underground is brought under control before it flows into pipelines. The stack of valves regulates how much gas flows out, monitors pressure and temperature, and includes emergency shutoff switches to stop production if something goes wrong. All gas from the well passes through this assembly on its way to homes and businesses. Resource Works file photo.
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
11 MIN READ

A royal screw-up on royalties

Don’t conflate forecast errors with new oil and gas royalty scheme.
third generation fisherman Bob Morreau's crew
Resources
  • Resources
10 MIN READ

Fraser sockeye crash keeps fishery closed

Bonanza of pink salmon saves commercial fishers from total bust
Log broker Barry Simpson.
Forestry
  • Forestry
10 MIN READ

B.C. forestry industry reaching ‘breaking point’

Death spiral to claim three pulp mills in a single year in B.C.
Forestry
  • Forestry
7 MIN READ

First Nations plan to build new coastal sawmill

Iskum Investments represents 16 coastal nations with plenty of timber
Eby, Jason Alsop. Haida agreement-BC Gov
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
9 MIN READ

When DRIPA and the Canadian Constitution collide

Public trust in Eby’s reconciliation agenda is eroding fast
Jack Middleton of AME speaking with prospector Jack Denny, left, about the closure of forest service road. | AME screengrab
Mining
  • Mining
9 MIN READ

Prospectors losing road access in Kootenays

FSR deactivation, new conservancy freezing out mineral exploration
Tilbury Island LNG to undergo $2 billion expansion. | FortisBC
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
7 MIN READ

Regulatory barrier to LNG marine bunkering removed

A $2 billion expansion to Tilbury Island LNG can finally proceed
Prince George business consultant Aaron Sinclair was architect of First Nations equity agreement with LNG Canada. | Submitted
People
  • People
9 MIN READ

Aaron Sinclair, the money man behind Indigenous equity

Prince George business consultant involved in Indigenous equity agreements on three major energy projects
Gitxaala chiefs at a news conference in 2023 during BC Supreme Court case on claim staking.
Mining
  • Mining
9 MIN READ

Miner sues province over Banks Island mining moratoria

Company says new designation constitutes constructive expropriation