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2019 News Articles

• ACTION ALERT – International Call to Action for Gidimt’en Access Checkpoint - Unistoten Camp
• RCMP action against Wet’suwet’en would place corporate interests over Indigenous rights - APTN News
• Protesters across Canada support Wet'suwet'en anti-pipeline camps - CBC Indigenous
• Fourteen people arrested after RCMP break down anti-pipeline checkpoint - Jennifer Saltman - Ottawa Citizen
• Five things to know about the LNG pipeline protest in northern B.C. - The Canadian Press
• RCMP, Wet'suwet'en reach tentative deal to let gas company workers through - Chantelle Bellrichard - CBC
• This is not over - Unistoten Camp
• Pipeline protests – how politicians got it all wrong - Terry Glavin - Ottawa Citizen
• Coastal GasLink pipeline could face federal regulatory review - Jorge Barrera - CBC
• There are two kinds of Indigenous governance structures, but Canada has been listening to just one - Carey Newman - Opinion, CBC
• Is Coastal GasLink an Illegal Pipeline? - Andrew Nikiforuk - The Tyee
• Understanding UNDRIP in Canada - Videopress
• RCMP’s Wet’suwet’en arrests ‘not handled’ as they should have been - Global News
• Port authority imposes ban on development around Lelu Island - Shannon Lough - The Northern View
• Future of the Lelu totem pole up to Gitwilgyoots Tribe - Shannon Lough - The Northern View
• Indian Act to blame for pipeline gridlock in northern B.C.: federal minister - The Province
• Coastal GasLink bulldozes Gidimt’en campsite - Sawyer Bogdan - My Bulkley Lakes Now
• Rural northern B.C. communities hope to attract more immigrants to fill labour gaps - Clare Henning - CBC
• Supreme Court rules energy companies must clean up old wells — even in bankruptcy - Tracy Johnson - CBC
• Wet’suwet’en ask province to issue pipeline company “cease and desist” order - Justin Brake - APTN News
• BC Hydro awarded $90 million in Site C dam contracts without asking for bids, documents reveal - Sarah Cox - The Narwal
• Statement on reconciliation process between Province and Office of the Wet’suwet’en - BC Government
• Wet’suwet’en Strong shirts dominate All Native Tournament opening ceremonies - Shannon Lugh - The Northern View
• Terrace resident’s bill banning single-use plastics introduced in Ottawa - Brittany Gervais - Norhtern Sentinel
• DFO buried scientists' concerns about endangered steelhead, B.C. deputy minister says - Randy Shore - Vancouver Sun
• Indigenous-owned sustainable scallop farm gets licence - Karissa Gall - The Northern View
• Will B.C.’s wild salmon strategy be a boon or bust? - Christopher Pollon - The Narwal
• How LED lights could help prevent the decline of eulachon fish - Laura Sciarpelletti - CBC
• Recommendations delivered for Wild Salmon Strategy - BC Government
• Sulphur dioxide level peaks in Kitimat - Gerr Leibel - Terrace Standard
• Carbon black is the new green(wash) - Jim Pojar - Opinion, Interior News
• Expedition breaks new ground in the lives of Pacific salmon - Carla Wilson - Times Colonist
• 'Effectively irreversible': Canada warming twice as fast as the rest of the world, new scientific r - The Canadian Press
• Shell's support for a carbon tax is environmentally conscious — and financially savvy, says research - CBC Radio
• Young Prince Rupert scientist, Cameron Sawka, off to Canada-Wide Science Fair - Gareth Millroy - The Northern View
• Heal the Soil, Cool the Climate - Tracy Fernandez Rysavy - Green America
• Opinion: For the love of salmon, pass Bill C-48 - Nikki Skuce - Opinion, The Edmonton Journal
• Shuttered junior gas company simply walked away from 4,700 wells, says Alberta Energy Regulator - Sarah Reiger - CBC
• Human society under urgent threat from loss of Earth's natural life - Jonathan Watts - The Guardian
• Green energy sector jobs surpass total oil sands employment - Richard Blackwell - Globe and Mail
• Bill C-69 is our chance to level up Canada’s environmental laws, and we can’t afford to miss it - Anna Johnston - Hill Times
• Prince Rupert Gas Transmission project searches for partners - Thom Barker - Northern Sentinel
• We are neither victims nor gullible fools - Nathan Cullen - Opinion, Interior News

2018 News Articles

• TransCanada keeps LNG pipeline to northwest B.C. alive - Gordon Hoekstra - Vancouver Sun
• Inside DFO’s Battle to Downplay a Deadly Farmed Salmon Disease - The Tyee
• The Crucial Link Between The Life Cycle Of The Sockeye And The Environment - Imreet Kaur - The Manitoban
• In Canada, Hunting and Preserving an Indigenous Way of Life - Dan Bilefsky - NY Times
• Impacts of Large-Scale Mining in Gravel Bed Rivers // VIDEO - Unknown
• Coal Train Derailment near Hazelton - Chris Gareau - The Northern View
• 21 crew members stuck on drifting container ship off B.C. after engine fire - CBC
• Engine Room Fire Leaves MOL Boxship Adrift Off B.C. - Maritime Executive
• West Coast reacts: Amended Fisheries Act meets the mark - West Coast Environmental Law
• Alberta government boycotts B.C. wine - CBC
• MP critical of CN culture after coal train derailment - Chris Gareau - Terrace Standard
• Opinion: B.C.'s pipeline vigilance is backed by science - David Schindler - Opinion - Edmonton Journal
• As KOGAS goes into LNG arbitration, others may follow - Henning Gloystein - Reuters
• A Fisheries Act for the future - DFO
• Emergency Assessment concludes that BC's Interior Steelhead Trout at risk of extinction - Newswire
• Braid: Trudeau accuses Horgan of trying to wreck national climate plan - Don Braid - Calgary Herald
• Feds announce new rules to phase out coal, reduce natural gas - Global News
• Washington senator wants B.C. to follow suit and phase out net-pen fish farms - Amy Smart - iPolitics
• World's first Indigenous law degree to be offered at UVic - University of Victoria
• Petronas in talks to buy Chevron’s Canadian LNG stake after abandoning its own $36bn project - Jonathon Dyble - Business Chief
• Violence Against the Land Begets Violence Against Women - Melina Laboucan-Massimo - Desmog
• Fishing bans on sockeye, chinook a possibility - Quinn Bencer - Terrace Standard
• B.C.’s north heats up to record highs - Katya Slepian - The Northern View
• Western Canada's risk of water shortages rising - Erin Collins - CBC
• Prince Rupert council blames big companies for draining coastal B.C. fishing profits - Andrew Kurjata - CBC
• Cullen demands better leadership over salmon crisis - Quinn Bender - Terrace Standard
• B.C. Premier John Horgan offers tax breaks to boost LNG industry - Bob Shaw - Vancouver Sun
• What is John Horgan thinking on LNG?! - Damien Gillis - Common Sense Canadian
• That Time a Foreign-Owned Newspaper Called Out Environmentalists for Taking Foreign Money to Fight a - Emma Gilchrist - Desmog
• America's first climate change refugees are preparing to leave an island that will disappear - David Usborne - The Independent
• Integrity of the DFO’s science advisory process in question - Stan Proboszcz - Policy Options
• Why is it So Hard for Canada to Have a Real Conversation about Pipelines? - Jimmy Thomson - Desmog
• First Nations being ‘left out’ on Kinder Morgan - iPolitics
• Sign this petition sponsored by our MP Nathan Cullen / Petition E-1601 - Petition
• It's not climate change - it's EVERYTHING change! - Climate Atlas
• Riding Wild: Documenting 4,000 Miles to the Sacred Headwaters - Hailey Hirst - She Explores
• A B.C. pipeline spill would be inevitable. But who would pay? - Erik Henrich - Macleans
• Petronas committed to LNG long game in Canada - Alaska Highway News
• With proportional representation, all votes would count — no matter where you live - Maria Dobrinskaya - Opinion - The Province
• Fisheries department doing too little to protect wild fish from salmon farms, federal audit finds - Maurra Forrest - National Post
• New poll shows three in four British Columbians want ban on open net-pen salmon farms - Georgia Straight
• We Spoke to Consultants Forced to Alter Their Work to Benefit Industry on How to Fix Canada’s Broken - Jimmy Thomson - The Narwhal
• Time to end open-water salmon farming, says Pacific Salmon Foundation - Simon Little - CBC
• Alberta creates world's largest protected boreal forest - Emma Graney - Edmonton Journal
• Canada leads G7 in oil and gas subsidies: new report - Sarah Cox - The Narwhal
• B.C. First Nations forced to shelve clean energy projects as Site C dam overloads grid - Sarah Cox - The Narwhal
• 'We've Made History': Ireland Joins France, Germany and Bulgaria in Banning Fracking​ - Eco Watch
• Asking the Outside World for Help : Support the Wild Salmon Defense Fund - Go Fund Me Campaign
• Losing Earth: The Decade We Almost Stopped Climate Change - Nathaniel Rich - NY Times
• Fraser River is now so warm it may kill migrating sockeye salmon - Lisa Johnson - CBC
• B.C. declares provincial state of emergency due to wildfires - Amy Judd - Global News
• Amid B.C. wildfires, northerners turn to each other for help - Global News
• What happens if Imperial Metals goes bankrupt? - James Wilt - The Narwhal
• The future looks grim after 2 years of devastating B.C. wildfires - Bethany Lindsay - CBC
• Court quashes Trudeau’s approval of Trans Mountain pipeline - Mike De Souza & Carl Meyer
• Petro Politics and Trudeau’s Sordid Pipeline Deal - Andrew Nikiforuk - The Tyee
• Haphazard History: The fascinating story of Gunanoot - Barry Sale - Williams Lake Tribune
• Diesel Coming Through Our Communities! Have Your Say Here - EAO BC
• Climate action could add $26 trillion to the global economy by 2030 - Clean Energy Review
• Discovery On Canada’s Triquet Island Changes What We Know About Native History - David Whittaker - Drivepedia
• Totem Recall: One Chief's Mission to Reclaim the Past - Chuck Thompson - Outside
• Steelhead life cycle linked to environment, pink salmon abundance - SFU
• $40B LNG project in northern B.C. gets go-ahead - Rhianna Schmunk - CBC
• LNG Canada lauded as environmental saviour - Tom Fletcher - Terrace Standard
• Canada offers C$275m in support for Petronas-linked LNG project - The Edge Markets
• Wade Davis: Industrial folly and the fate of northern British Columbia - Wade Davis - Opinion
• ENBRIDGE ISSUES RESPONSE TO PG PIPELINE RUPTURE - Matt Fetinko - My PG Now
• Pipeline explosion near Prince George forces about 100 evacuations from First Nation community - Jesse Ferreras - Global News
• 'Unprecedented low water levels' in northern, central B.C. raise fears for future of wildlife - Clare Henning - CBC
• BC Taxpayers Digging Deep for LNG Subsidies, Tax Breaks - Marc Lee - The Tyee
• British Columbians react to earthquakes striking coast - Daily Hive
• Rain forecast won’t help Skeena River levels, say scientists - Quinn Bender - Terrace Standard
• Startling new research finds large buildup of heat in the oceans, suggesting a faster rate of global - Chris Mooney and Brady Dennis
• Where there's smoke, there's ire: Green MLA criticizes slash burning after hazy Halloween - Lia Britten - CBC
• North Coast oil-by-rail and tanker project to ship diesel oil and other bitumen refinery products - Luanne Roth
• B.C. faces lawsuit: Fracking dams exempted from environmental review - The Canadian Press
• Nathan Cullen: The 2018 Parliamentarian of the Year - Shannon Proudfoot - Macleans
• Paul Dewar’s message to Parliament: ‘Take off the armour of our political party’ - Macleans
• Pro snowboarder Tamo Campos brings radical action to Mountain film fest - Adrian Mack - The Georgia Straight
• LNG vs climate. Five charts show the burden on British Columbians - Barry Saxifrage - National Observer
• Proportional representation: The pros and cons of reforming B.C.'s electoral system - Gordon Hoekstra - Vancouver Sun
• McGill students vote to change Redmen sports teams' name - Verity Stenvenson - CBC
• From grain country to gas land - Ben Parfitt - The Narwhal
• Overhaul of BC Environmental Assessment will Fail : Scientists - Globe and Mail
• Elizabeth May: Would Canadian politicians have fallen over themselves to save the horse and buggy? - Elizabeth May - Opinion
• LNG Prices Are In A Tailspin Due To Warmer Weather - Tim Daiss - OilPrice.com
• More than a dozen B.C. chinook salmon populations in decline, scientists say - Bob Weber - CBC
• Why are Canada’s oil patch CEOs changing their minds on carbon pricing? - Chris Turner - Globe and Mail
• North Coast Nations urge Ottawa to pass Oil Tanker Moratorium Act - Coastal First Nations
• For decades B.C. failed to address selenium pollution in the Elk Valley. Now no one knows how to stop it. - Carol Linnitt - The Narwhal
• C. halts northeast fracking operations while it investigates earthquakes - The Canadian Press
• Natural gas in B.C. will cost more starting Jan. 1 - CBC News
• Is the next Standing Rock looming in northern B.C.? - The Conversation
• Coastal GasLink gets interim injunction against Unist’ot’en - Chris Gareau - The Interior News
• CLANS JOIN TOGETHER TO BLOCK LNG FROM UNIST’OT’EN TERRITORY - Sawyer Bogdan - The Moose
• Why $1.6B in aid for oil and gas industry is awkward for Canada - Jonathon Gatehouse - CBC
• Trudeau Looks To Build Legacy Of Reconciliation With Canada's Indigenous People - Janice Dickson - Canadian Press
• Conservation groups say ‘broken process’ has left interior communities out of salmon talks - Ainslie Cruickshank - StarMetro Vancouver

2017 News Articles

• It’s time to confront the exploitation of B.C.’s environment - Mark Hume - the Globe and Mail
• Did Christy Clark Pull a Too-Fast PR Stunt on LNG? - Michaylo Prystupa - The Tyee
• Tesla Flips the Switch on the Gigafactory - Tom Randall - Bloomberg
• China to plow $361 billion into renewable fuel by 2020 - Men Meng - Reuters
• BC Hydro facing federal order, heavy fines for Site C sediment and erosion problems - Larry Pynn - Vancouver Sun
• Northern chiefs' lawsuit against Pacific Northwest LNG - The Canadian Press
• Luutkudziiwus and Gwininitxw file judicial review to save the wild salmon of the Skeena- and stop th - Jessica Fedigan - Energetic City
• Two Gitxsan chiefs seek to block Pacific NorthWest LNG terminal construction - Brent Jang - The Globe and Mail
• Malaysia faces LNG oversupply problem - Andrew Walker - Interfax Global Energy
• British Columbia: The ‘Wild West’ of Canadian Political Cash - Dan Levin - NY Times
• Conflict of great interest: New York Times reporter stands by story on B.C. ‘Kafkaesque’ political d - David P. Ball - Metro News
• China Cancels 103 Coal Plants, Mindful of Smog and Wasted Capacity - Michael Forsythe - The Globe and Mail
• Trudeau abandons pledge on electoral reform - Joanna Smith - The Globe and Mail
• Twenty years after historic Delgamuukw land claims case, pipeline divides Gitxsan Nation - Trevor Jang - Discourse Media
• Deal with B.C. government is “bribery more or less,” says prominent B.C. chief - Trevor Jang - Discourse Media
• Who owns the land — the people or the chief? - Discourse Media
• Latest Snag for Petronas LNG Plan Is a Canadian Political Race - Natalie Obiko Pearson - Bloomberg
• Natural gas leaking from pipeline in Alaska's Cook Inlet - CBC
• ‘The tide has turned against them’: B.C. LNG projects likely stranded beyond 2020 amid global glut - Jesse Snyder - The Financial Post
• B.C. should focus on forestry, not LNG dream - Opinion - The Province
• Pacific NorthWest LNG mulls co-operation with Shell for northern B.C. facilities - Brent Jang - The Globe and Mail
• British Columbia: The ‘wild west’ of fundraising - Kathy Tomlinson - The Globe and Mail
• Elections B.C. probes Liberal Party fundraising - Kathy Tomlinson - The Globe and Mail
• The Startling Similarities Between Newfoundland's Muskrat Falls Boondoggle and B.C.'s Site C Dam - Desmog
• Gov’t accused of weakening salmon conservation policy - Steven Chua - Squamish Chief
• BC Liberals to return $93,000 in ‘prohibited’ indirect donations - Globe and Mail
• 20 Years of Protection for BC's Sacred Headwaters - Mostly - BC Gov Press Release
• Petronas may consider abandoned Royal Dutch Shell site for Canadian LNG project - Financial Post
• Meet the First Nation Above the Arctic Circle That Just Went Solar - Desmog
• Why the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act is worth celebrating - Gavin Smith - West Coast Environmental Law
• Suppressed science report revealed in court battle over Pacific Northwest LNG - Discourse Media
• Pacific Northwest LNG court battle: 'At jeopardy is our whole tribal system' - Discourse Media
• Beyond appropriation of our culture, the most important fight is for our land - Globe and Mail
• Did Big Money actually influence decision-making in B.C.? - Dogwood Initiative
• Proposed LNG project would emit 360 million metric tonnes of CO2, expert warns - Yvette Brend - CBC
• Who cleans up the mess when oil and mining companies go bankrupt? - Tim Gray - The Globe and Mail
• Feds Never Considered Cumulative Climate Impacts Of Pacific Northwest LNG, Court Docs Reveal - Carol Linnit - The Narwhal
• Why We Need to Clean Up Mining if We Want a Renewable Energy Economy - James Wilt - Desmog
• Pacific NorthWest LNG Hits Road Block as Gas Pipeline Sent Back to National Energy Board by Federal - Desmog
• BC NDP to press on with LNG support; Green allies remain opposed - Ian Bailey - The Globe and Mail
• Petronas cancels $36B Pacific Northwest LNG project - CTV News
• Environmental review resumes for Prince Rupert LNG project - Nelson Bennett - Business Vancouver
• TransCanada to be reimbursed for full costs of work to advance Pacific NorthWest LNG​​ pipeline - Deborah Jaremko - JNW Energy
• Pacific NorthWest LNG project in Port Edward, B.C., no longer proceeding - Michelle Ghoussoub - CBC
• Opinion: Petronas departure a tragedy or opportunity - Opinion - The Province
• Gordon Wilson defends his job performance after being fired by NDP - Rob Shaw - The Province
• Oil and gas development won’t be the big drivers of future Canadian prosperity - David Crane - The Hill Times
• Australia’s LNG catastrophe: Why Petronas’ LNG cancellation is a blessing for BC - Policy Note
• How BC’s LNG Fiasco Went So Wrong - Opinion - The Tyee
• Petronas lawsuit scientist speaks out on spiked LNG plant - David P. Ball - Metro
• Daily Poll: What should the NDP do with Site C? - Stephanie IP - Vancouver Sun
• Partners look for cheaper site for Pacific NorthWest LNG terminal after Petronas pullout - The Star
• Will we learn from LNG’s failure in B.C.? - Thomas Gunton - Opinion - Globe and Mail
• Pacific Northwest LNG just needed a “re-think” - Easwaran Kanason - Opinion - OilVoice
• NDP Government Reaffirms Commitment to Revenue Sharing for Northwest BC - Northwest Resource Benefit Alliance
• Luutkudziiwus First Nation on Petronas Cancelling PNW LNG - Madiilii
• In the arms of the mighty Skeena - Ana Simeon - Raven
• Tell your MP: "Protect wild fish and their habitats for future generations - Eco Justice
• Federal fish policy a flop, study finds - Randy Shore - Vancouver Sun
• Thousands of Atlantic salmon escape fish farm near Victoria after nets damaged - Lisa Johnson - CBC
• Please go fishing, Washington state says after farmed Atlantic salmon escape broken net - Lynda V. Mapes and Hal Bernton - Seattle Times
• Disturbing New Footage Shows Diseased, Deformed Salmon in B.C. Fish Farms - Carol Linnit - Desmog
• Health of salmon run affects ecosystem of forest - John Lehmann - The Globe and Mail
• Feds in serious danger of betraying environmental assessment reform promises - Jamie Kneen - Hill Times
• B.C. fish farms hit by occupations following release of footage showing sickly, blind salmon - Jorge Barrera - APTN News
• Warmer waters from climate change expected to shrink fish: UBC researchers - Global News
• Escaped Atlantic salmon turning up in B.C. waters - CTV News
• NDP calling on the government to keep their promise, protect and restore fish habitat - Our Commons
• 3 things to know about B.C. LNG in 2017 - Maximilian Kniewasser & Stephen Hui
• Indigenous youth raise money for day of flight lessons in northern B.C. - Jordan Tucker - CBC
• Ancient Ruins Older Than The Pyramids Discovered In Canada - Gabe Paoletti - ATI
• VALUE OF TOURISM INCREASES BY OVER 25%, ACCORDING TO TOURISM SMITHERS - Daryl Vandenberg - The Moose
• Balls of bitumen: Calgary breakthrough could bypass pipeline problem, researcher says - John Gibson - CBC
• Season of Smoke - Naomi Klein - The Intercept
• Cheaper to cancel Site C dam than delay B.C. megaproject until 2025, report says - The Canadian Press
• The Last Salmon Stronghold - Dan Mesec - Northword
• Significant Canadian wildlife declines revealed in new WWF-Canada study - World Wildlife Foundation
• Aurora LNG pulls out of Digby Island, near Prince Rupert - Shannon Lough - The Northern View
• BC’s last Climate “Leadership” Plan was written in big oil’s boardroom (literally) - Shannon Daub and Zoë Yunker - Policy Note
• New government ends era of ‘big money’ in politics - BC Gov News Release
• Kitimat patiently waits for its gas boom as global LNG markets head towards balance - Geoffrey Morgan - Financial Post
• Region’s tourism Summit bringing big names to Prince George - Omineca Express
• Vaughn Palmer: B.C. Hydro's Site C promises ring hollow - Vaugn Palmer - Vancouver Sun
• Imperial Metals Investors Are Counting on Another Billionaire Rescue - Allison McNeely - Bloomberg
• Can a river have legal rights? - Nick Mount - The Independent
• Province investigating after allegations CN Rail improperly used herbicide - Ash Kelly - CBC
• Inside Ottawa's rush to dispute science before pipeline approvals - Carl Meyer - National Observer
• Warning of 'ecological Armageddon' after dramatic plunge in insect numbers - The Guardian
• Insectageddon: farming is more catastrophic than climate breakdown - George Monbiot - The Guardian
• Totem pole raised on Lelu after LNG project falls: Story + Video - Shannon Lough - The Northern View
• SO2 scrubbers needed, not asthma health studies - Gerry Leibel - Opinion - Northern Sentinel
• Life and Breath on the Skeena River - Ian Gill - Opinion - The Tyee
• In Photos: The Canadian Mining Boom You’ve Never Seen Before - Garth Lenz - Desmog
• Fraser River pink salmon run half of prediction, after dismal sockeye returns - Larry Pynn - Vancouver Sun
• B.C. urges Trudeau's ministers to crack down on Kinder Morgan - Mike De Souza - National Observer
• Public inquiry needed to properly investigate deep social and environmental harms of fracking - Policy Alternatives
• More than 15,000 scientists from 184 countries issue 'warning to humanity' - Nicole Mortillaro - CBC
• World Fisheries Day: Time for a Sustainable Fisheries Act for Canada - Linda Nowlan - West Coast Environmental Law
• AN ARMY OF PROBLEM SOLVERS - Army of Problem Solvers
• Horgan's acknowledgment of unceded Indigenous territory a milestone for B.C. - Justine Hunter - The Globe and Mail

2016 News Articles

• Renewables Could Outcompete LNG - Andrew Nikiforuk - The Tyee
• FIRST NATIONS, MLAS, AND MP SIGN DECLARATION FOR PERMANENT PROTECTION OF LELU ISLAND - Intercontinental Cry
• Multi Billion LNG Deal May Have Met it's Match - Canadian Salmon - Jake Bleiberg - Vice
• Multi Billion LNG Deal May Have Met it's Match - Canadian Salmon - Jake Bleiberg - Vice
• Premier Clark Divides LNG & the People - Ian Gill - Opinion - the Tyee
• Is LNG better than coal in China? - Squamish Chief
• Guides oppose northwestern B.C. LNG location - Josh Massey - Terrace Standard
• Contrary to Clark’s belief, opposition to LNG project is about science - Globe and Mail
• Vaughn Palmer: B.C. LNG prospects continue to fade - Vaughn Palmer - Vancouver Sun
• Pacific NorthWest LNG could become largest carbon polluter in Canada - Pembina Institute
• Four More Whoppers about LNG in British Columbia - The Tyee
• Decision time for Trudeau: climate commitments or LNG legacy - National Observer
• Put Habitat Back in the Fisheries Act! - SWCC
• Science, not politics, will determine fate of Pacific Northwest LNG: Minister - Larry Lintz - Vancouver Sun
• B.C. First Nations appeal to United Nations to help stop LNG plant - Globe and Mail
• 90 scientists and climate experts call on Trudeau to reject Pacific NorthWest LNG - Gordon Hoekstra - Vancouver Sun
• Pacific NorthWest LNG project 'deeply concerns' climate change experts - CBC
• More than 90 scientists dispute LNG project’s emissions estimates - Brent Jang - Globe and Mail
• Scientists call on feds to reject LNG project - Gemma Karstens-Smith - Global News
• Climate scientists from around the world ask Canadian government to stop B.C. LNG project - Financial Post
• Unimpeded Rivers Crucial as Climate Changes: New Study - Judith Lavoie - The Narwhal
• Opinion: Will Trudeau stop Canada's next carbon conflict before it starts? - Maude Barlow - Opinion - Vancouver Sun
• Wait for PNW LNG investment decision could drag into June 2017 - Pipeline News North
• Court overturns Ottawa’s approval of Northern Gateway pipeline - Shawn McCarthy & Jeff Lewis - The Globe and Mail
• Opinion: Petronas decision is a watershed moment - Caitlyn Vernon - Vancouver Sun
• Cost-cutting trumps safety at Woodfibre LNG - Eoin Finn - Common Sense Canadian
• Watershed Moment - Ottawa Life Magazine
• Scouring for Good LNG News, Bureaucrats Came Up Mostly Empty - Bob Mackin - The Tyee
• Prime Minister Trudeau: So Far So Good... But Soon the Rubber Hits the Road - Ottawa Life Magazine
• Hereditary chiefs demand extension of Pacific NorthWest LNG review - Gordon Hoekstra - Vancouver Sun
• A PORTRAIT OF CANADA - Ottawa Life Magazine
• Petronas May Delay Canadian LNG Project - Wall Street Journal
• Accusations of misinformation at First Nations’ community meetings about Pacific Northwest LNG - Brielle Morgan - Discourse Media
• Forget LNG bonanza, Clark changes hype to foreign buyers tax - Mike Smyth - The Province
• Critic Still Wary on Liberals’ Commitment to Salmon - Jeremy Nuttal - The Tyee
• B.C. Premier Christy Clark's climate change plan does not raise carbon tax - Lien Yeung, Jason Proctor - CBC
• 5 things you need to know about B.C.’s new climate plan - Josha MacNab - Pembina Institute
• Is This First Nation Band Finally Voting on a Controversial BC Gas Terminal? - Sarah Berman - Vice
• Study casts doubts about environmental benefits of B.C. LNG export industry - Ian Bickis - Vancouver Sun
• Liberals looking at foreign workers for B.C. liquefied gas projects - The Canadian Press
• B.C. Climate Plan Subsidizes Fossil Fuels (Yes, You Read That Correctly) - James Wilt - Desmog
• NORTHWEST B.C. ABORIGINAL NATIONS DECRY “DEEPLY FLAWED” LNG ASSESSMENT PROCESS - Global News Wire
• Water licence for northeast B.C. fracking operation cancelled - Gordon Hoekstra - Vancouver Sun
• Did This First Nation Band Consent to a Massive Gas Terminal or Not? - Sara Berman - Vice
• Energy giant Petronas faced 'catastrophic' safety issues - Peter O'neil - Vancouver Sun
• B.C. Government's LNG Energy Awareness Quiz Short on Facts - Carol Linnitt - Desmog
• Canada hasn't sought Petronas guarantee on gas plant: Jim Carr - Josh Wingrove - Bloomberg
• Pipeline tied to Petronas LNG project gets extension - Nelson Bennet - Business in Vancouver
• Feds won't appeal Northern Gateway court ruling, but still open to pipeline: Enbridge exec - Peter O'Neil - Vancouver Sun
• Exclusive: Coleman reveals housing, LNG and campaign secrets to party faithful - Bob Macin - Business in Vancouver
• The New Climate Denialism: Time for an intervention - Seth Klein & Shannon Daub - Policy Note
• What You Need To Know About the Impending Pacific Northwest LNG Decision - James Wilt - Desmog
• Canada review says Petronas plant would hit environment: sources - David Ljunggren - Reuters
• Trudeau's Pipeline Remark Puts Focus on Pacific Northwest LNG Project - John Paul Tasker - CBC
• Federal government approves liquefied natural gas project on B.C. coast with 190 conditions - CBC
• Trudeau Just Approved a Giant Carbon Bomb in B.C. - James Wilt - Desmog
• Liberals approve Pacific NorthWest LNG project with environmental conditions - Brent Jang - Globe and Mail
• Federal environment minister defends approval of Pacific NorthWest LNG - CBC
• Understanding the environmental conditions on the Pacific Northwest LNG Project - Global News
• Trudeau government at pains to explain Pacific Northwest LNGn - Aaron Wherry - CBC
• Federal government approves $11.4-billion LNG project in B.C. - Peter O'neil, Gordon Hoekstra & Brian Morton - Vancouver Sun
• Trudeau’s LNG Approval: What a Difference a Day Makes - Heather Libby - The Tyee
• First Nations Groups Launching Massive Lawsuit After Trudeau’s LNG Decision - Hillary Beaumont - Vice
• The 40-Year-Old Federal Salmon Study That Should Have Killed Pacific Northwest LNG - Emma Gilchrist - Desmog
• Haida leader asks B.C. premier to stay away for royal visit - Richard Zussman - CBC
• Petronas is not considering sale of proposed LNG terminal, B.C. government says - The Canadian Press
• Did Trudeau Race to Approve the LNG Project that Petronas Wants to Sell? - Carol Linnitt & Mychaylo Prystupa - Desmog
• Will and Kate visit Haida Gwaii with anger in the air - Nancy Macdonald - Macleans
• Bill McKibben: Trudeau can't charm his way around the mathematics of climate change - Bill Mckibben - Opinion - National Observer
• Groups worried over world heritage park want Trudeau to revisit Site C approval - Rob Weber - Vancouver Sun
• Canada’s New Carbon Price: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - Carol Linnett - Desmog
• WWF-Canada and the Gitga'at Nation will work together to create eco-jobs in Great Bear Rainforest - Kim Pemberton - Vancouver Sun
• Another cod-like collapse possible under DFO watch, says federal audit - Paul Withers - CBC
• Top 5 Questions Christy Clark is Dodging by Cancelling the Fall Sitting - Carol Linnett - Desmog
• Wind, solar power plants cheaper than coal in a decade - Frik Els - Mining
• Diesel Spill Near Bella Bella Exposes B.C.'s Deficient Oil Spill Response Regime - Carol Linnett - Desmog
• The Liberals’ relationship with Indigenous communities sours - Nancy Macdonald - Macleans
• When wild salmon win — toward a renewed Fisheries Act? - Linda Nowlan - Policy Options
• 8000 year old ancient relict sand under Petronas pilings - Island Tides
• Elizabeth May Question on Petronas LNG Permits - Elizabeth May
• Spill response boat sinks as Prime Minister appears to backtrack on tanker ban promise - Lisa Sammartino - Dogwood
• PRESS RELEASE: HAIDA stand with HEILTSUK assertions - Haida Nation
• Canada's Trudeau backs away from electoral reform promise - DavidLjunggren - Reuters
• Energy projects fuel tension between Trudeau and First Nations - Trevor Jang - Discourse Media
• Making clean energy Canada’s global brand - Merran Smith - Clean Energy Canada
• Gitxsan community alarmed over leaked LNG agreement with the Province - Catherine Matheson - Interior News
• Cleanup vessel at Bella Bella spill is itself swamped - Niamh Anderson - CKNW
• No final investment decisions on B.C. gas until decade’s end, experts say - Nelson Bennet - Business in Vancouver
• Aboriginal, environmental groups to sue Canada over Petronas LNG project - CBC
• First Nations, environmental group sue to block B.C. LNG project - Brent Jang - Globe and Mail
• Editorial: Where is our 'world class' oil spill response? - Indigenous American
• Taxpayers to be on hook for Site C dam until 2094 - Nelson Bennet - Business in Vancouver
• Canadian First Nations chiefs call on Trudeau to condemn U.S. pipeline - Tanya Talaga - The Star
• Alberta oilsands group calling on federal government for renewable energy training - Slav Kornik - Global News
• The Case of the Vanishing Site C Video - Ema Gilchrist - Desmog.ca
• B.C. First Nations and environmental groups disappointed in Trudeau's LNG decision - Matthew Behrens - Now Toronto
• 'Scientific fraud': B.C. geologist pans data behind Flora Bank LNG approval - Bruce Cheadle - Vancouver Sun
• Safety Means Fewer Oil Tankers, Not More - Christina Smethurst - Dogwood
• Ottawa underestimated B.C. LNG project’s risks to salmon habitat: study - Brent Jang - Globe and Mail
• Can Canada Save Its Fish Habitat Before It’s Too Late? - James Wilt - Desmog

2015 News Articles

• Journey to the Stikine and Sacred Headwaters - Todd and Brendan Wells - Mountain Mind Collective
• Wet’suwet’en Hereditary Chiefs Oppose LNG Development on Territory - Moose FM
• PR LNG Pipeline Clearing Expected by Fall - Chris Gareau - Interior News
• LNG Development Agreements’ to Remain Secret Until Projects Go Ahead - Gordon Hoekstra - Vancouver Sun
• The Navigable Waters Protection Act No Longer Protects Water. - Jenny Uechi - Vancouver Observer
• Shell-BG Megamerger Could Decide Fate of Major B.C. LNG Projects - Bertrand Marotte - Globe and Mail
• Global Supply Glut Could Threatens British Columbia’s LNG Projects - Brent Jang - Globe and Mail
• First Nations Decline Billion Dollar Cash Deal for LNG at Skeena Estuary - Brent Jang - Globe and Mail
• Invisible Migration Exposed - Alicia Bridges - Smithers Interior News
• B.C. to Pay Millions to Subsidize Petronas Pollution - Carol Linnitt - Desmog
• Shocking, Disgusting, B.C. Critics say of Petronas Audit - Peter O'Neil - Vancouver Sun
• http://cfnrfm.ca/chiefs-challenge-natural-gas-pipeline/">http://cfnrfm.ca/chiefs-challenge-natural-gas-pipeline/ - Brent Jang - Globe and Mail
• Prince Rupert's Pacific LNG Faces New Challenge - Derrick Penner - Vancouver Sun
• The Stand at Lelu Island: B.C. First Nations vow to halt LNG project - Greg Horne - Opinion - Ricochet Media
• Activist Group Urges Trudeau to block LNG project to protect B.C. salmon - Brent Jang - Globe and Mail
• B.C. First Nation Leaders ask PM to reject LNG terminal site - Gordon Hoekstra - Vancouver Sun
• Petronas and Lelu Island: The cutting edge of LNG in BC? - Greg Horne - Northword
• Protect the Skeena and stop Petronas LNG - Brigette EdPape - Rabble

2014 News Articles

• Not Just Snowboarding! Beyond Boarding and the Sacred Headwaters. - Clayquot Action
• TransCanada begins drilling in Hazelton area - Ryan Jensen - Interior News
• Mining company banned from Tahltan communities - Tahltan
• What's Missing from Canada's Fracking Debate? - Andrew Nikiforuk - The Tyee
• Foreign LNG push opposed by a northern B.C. community - Mychaylo Prystupa - Vancouver Observer
• LNG terminals could collapse B.C. wild salmon run: SFU scientists - Mychaylo Prystupa - Vancouver Observer
• B.C. losing global LNG race to other countries, warn energy experts - Mychaylo Prystupa - Vancouver Observer
• B.C. and China agree to allow foreign workers to help build LNG industry - Rob Shaw - Vancouver Sun
• Mt Polley Environmental Disaster - Keeping Focused on the Big Picture - Travis Lupic - Georgia Straight
• Gitxsan Chiefs Bar Natural-Gas Projects Near Hazelton - Andrea Woo - Globe and Mail
• Gitxsan Build Permanent Camp to Block LNG Traffic - Mychaylo Prystupa - Vancouver Observer
• B.C. plays down reports Petronas may ‘call off’ gas project - Ian Bailey and Bertrand Marotte - Globe and Mail
• B.C. child welfare program offer to First Nation backfires over LNG ties - Justine Hunter - Globe and Mail
• Why Gitxsan built a camp to blockade an LNG pipeline in BC's north - Vancouver Observer
• Gitxsan chiefs bar natural-gas projects from territory near Hazelton, B.C. - Andrea Woo - Globe and Mail
• Northwest B.C.’s LNG boom is already a bust for some - Gordon Hoekstra - Times Colonist
• First Nations Oppose Petronas LNG Plant due to "shocking" lack of consultation - Vancouver Observer
• First Nations fight Petronas-led LNG project over salmon habitat - Brent Jang - Globe and Mail
• Nisga'a Nation Roils as LNG Deal Progresses - Wawmeesh G. Hamilton - The Tyee
• Waste wood heating plan for schools - Interior News

2013 News Articles

• Headwaters victory a model for Canada, Cullen tells capacity crowd - Nathan Cullen
• Fortune Minerals CEO to Meet Tahltan Elders - Common Sense Canadian
• B.C. First Nation protesers vow not to move blockade - CBC
• Tahltan Central Council Celebrates Fortune's Withdrawal from Klappan - News Wire
• Coal Company Leaves Northwestern BC - Josh Massey - Terrace Standard
• London, Ont. coal miner steps back from First Nations protest in B.C. - Hamilton Spectator
• First Nations are Saying No to All Pipelines - Damian Gillis - Common Sense Canadian
• BC Government to Study Air Pollution Impacts from Proposed LNG Plants - Common Sense Canadian
• LNG Carbon Footprint - Where Does it Stand? - Vancouver Sun
• Tahltan President's Submission to Fight for the Sacred Headwaters - Tahltan
• LNG Projects Outweigh Climate Change Issues for Christy Clark - Global News
• Train Carrying Oil Derails Near Edmonton - Globe and Mail
• Responsibility of Permit Compliance for LNG is in Hands of Oil and Gas Commision! - Terrace Standard
• A Lesson to be Learned for Canadian Government: Innovation of Renewable Resources - The Tyee
• Christy Clark Drops B.C.'s Demand for a Share of the Revenue in LNG Proposals - CTV News
• Lawsuit Filed for Repeated Water Withdrawal Permits for Fracking - CTV News
• Aurora LNG signs exclusivity deal for Grassy Point development - Shawn Thomas - The Northern View
• Liberals leave final decision on Enbridge to Harper - BC NDP
• Torrent of Pipelines Proposals Undermines Environmental Assessment - Bill Metcalfe - Vancouver Observer
• One positive step forward in protecting Sacred Headwaters - Bill Metcalfe - Vancouver Observer
• Klappan area get a break on any new permits for coal licence plans - CBC

2012 News Articles

• With final speeches done, NDP begins to choose leader - CTV
• Nathan Cullen gives his last speech of NDP leadership campaign at convention - Northern View
• Nelson Area Teachers Tackle Environment - Nelson Star
• Skiing the Headwaters - Telluride News

2011 News Articles

• Where The Waters Begin - Shell, Fortune Minerals And Salmon - Merv Ritchie

2010 News Articles

• Aboriginals warn PM not to weaken environmental laws - The Canadian Press
• Moratorium in Sacred Headwaters EXTENDED - Global
• B.C. needs permanent solution for threatened Sacred Headwaters - Karen Tam Wu
• Natural Gas Risks Worthwhile - Shell CEO - CBC
• Shell spending billions to boost natural gas development - Shawn McCarthy - Globe and Mail
• B.C. Rivers Day on the Bulkley - Tyler McCreary - Rabble
• Wade Davis supports Greens; Greens support his effort to protect Sacred Headwaters - Elizabeth May
• Gasland Brings Sickening Reality of Fracking Home - Vancouver Observer