Carney’s nation-building projects list neglects West Coast supply chain needs

Liberal government’s focus on expanding existing initiatives lacks the daring required to build this nation beyond its current collection of provincial fiefdoms

Hydrogen: grey, blue, and BC green

We have a social-media follower that we can count on to tell us, frequently, that the real “fuel of the future” is hydrogen. We can understand his thinking: What better than a zero-emission fuel that, when burned, leaves behind nothing but water? No greenhouse gases or noxious particles; no pollution, no problem.

Why oppose responsible natural resource activities that pay for costly social programs?

The contribution of the B.C. resource sector is large enough to be the financial backbone of infrastructure projects like transit tunnels or of public-education improvements.

Showing why trains are just as safe as pipelines at transporting oil

INFOGRAPHIC: A report titled Canadian Crude Oil Transportation: Comparing The Safety Of Pipelines and Railways” compares incident and spill rates of pipelines and Canada’s Class 1 railways from 2012 to 2014.

Hysteria over pollution from coal trains lacks scientific basis

Citizens’ samples turn out to be mould and spores, not coal dust, levels of which are well below air-quality guidelines, according to tests

8 LNG plants that are safely located right beside large urban populations

An excerpt from the Citizen’s Guide to LNG – the first attempt to describe the economic, environmental and social aspects of liquefied natural gas in British Columbia