A look inside the ‘floatel’ housing B.C.’s LNG workforce
Innovative housing solution minimizes community impact while supporting the massive labour force needed for the Woodfibre LNG project.
Why did the District of Squamish reject floatel housing for LNG workers?
The rejection of the Woodfibre LNG project by Squamish councillors highlights a disconnect on the housing supply.
Activists suddenly care about LNG investors
Anti-LNG activists have decided that they now actually care for LNG investors after years of calling to divest.
New study to examine the impacts of flaring at the Woodfibre LNG plant
The study will investigate the health impacts of “flaring” from the unbuilt Woodfibre LNG plant in BC
Canada’s LNG, the cleanest in the world
President Biden’s halt on new U.S. LNG projects offers Canada a chance to showcase its commitment to producing exceptionally clean LNG.
Rescuing British Columbia’s Greens from their gaslighting gaffe
BC Greens ought to be celebrating the project, Stewart Muir argues in The Orca.
How the Squamish Nation and partners made history
An inside look at the first-ever binding Indigenous-led environmental assessments of pipeline projects in Canada.
Let’s follow a model of “reconcili-ACTION” this Truth and Reconciliation Day
Chief Ian Campbell shares a path to reconciliation through partnership in this story first published by The Daily Hive.
Why skyrocketing natural gas prices spur BC’s LNG prospects
The cost of energy is tied to the soaring cost of living, writes Stewart Muir.