First Nations plan to build new coastal sawmill
Iskum Investments represents 16 coastal nations with plenty of timber
When DRIPA and the Canadian Constitution collide
Public trust in Eby’s reconciliation agenda is eroding fast
Five nations, one billion dollars, and the tank at the heart of Canada’s LNG future
A landmark equity option would provide five North Coast First Nations majority ownership of the largest LNG storage tank in Canada, starting from the construction phase.
Roberts Bank: Microcosm and litmus test for a diversified terminal enabling Canada’s energy exports
The Canada-BC and Canada-Alberta agreements opened the door to a new west coast oil pipeline, and its least-expected component may be the most telling: a terminal at Roberts Bank.
LNG Canada: The investment landscape
If you’re a public sector worker planning for retirement, say thanks to Canadian LNG
When Indigenous Owners Become the Target
The attack on Gitxsan Development Corporation vehicles isn’t an isolated incident — it’s the logical endpoint of a campaign that has learned to treat Indigenous economic actors as infrastructure targets
The Corridor
A river crossing in the BC interior. A manufactured wilderness. A nation that still hasn’t had an honest conversation about what it actually built — and what was done to stop it.
The protest industrial complex
The road to the drill site: how theory, money, and militant fusion led to the most costly unsolved act of domestic terrorism in Canadian history.
Whose voices were silenced?
Matriarchs, a quiet majority, and eco-colonialism practised in the name of ally-ship