Andrew Nikiforuk, TheTyee.ca, Feb 23 2013

Conserving key to energy independence concludes geologist David Hughes.

By Barbara Yaffe, Vancouver Sun, February 7, 2013

But Alberta reluctant to ask for intervention, fearing it could backfire

Alberta desperately wants a pipeline built across a reluctant B.C., but not badly enough to court Ottawa's constitutional intervention.

Barbara Yaffe, Vancouver Sun, August 14, 2012

Christy Clark and Adrian Dix both are talking tough on the subject of dashing the Northern Gateway oil pipeline, notably, without saying how they'd do it.

This, when the how of the matter surely is every bit as relevant as the what.

By Vivian Luk, The Canadian Press, July 26 2012

VANCOUVER - Calgary-based Enbridge (TSX:ENB) has offered improvements to its Northern Gateway pipeline to boost safety beyond "state-of-the-art," but British Columbia Premier Christy Clark is looking at a standard much further afield.

Jane Taber, Globe and Mail, Jul. 27 2012

British Columbia Premier Christy Clark will not sign on to a national energy strategy if her conditions are not met for the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.

The premier walked out of the Friday morning meeting after a discussion about the strategy at the summer summit of her fellow premiers.

Graham Thomson, Vancouver Sun, June 13, 2012

Plains Midstream accident comes as Northern Gateway makes its way through review process

When Alberta Premier Alison Redford showed up at the site of the Red Deer River oil spill on Friday, she didn't bring a bucket and mop. She didn't help deploy a boom and she didn't go looking for any oil-soaked animals to rescue.

In terms of being helpful, Redford was about as useful to the cleanup efforts as the media horde that descended on the scene.

But Redford showed up and she showed up quickly.

By Stephen Hume, Vancouver Sun, April 20, 2012

Hearings assessing the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline project and legislative changes planned in Ottawa compromise the province’s sovereignty and threaten its authority to defend British Columbians’ interests, warns a letter from Robyn Allan, the former president of ICBC, to Premier Christy Clark and other leading provincial politicians.

OTTAWA --- B.C. Environment Minister Terry Lake enthusiastically embraced the federal government's plan announce Tuesday to let provinces run environmental reviews of natural resource projects, but said Victoria may ask for federal money to handle that new responsibility.

By Ashley Ahearn, NWPR, April 13 2012

Canadian pipeline operators are considering expanding the line that brings oil from the Alberta Oil Sands to Western British Columbia. Environmentalists and others say that raises the potential for oil spills in Northwest waters and, it involves a different type of oil.

Dina O'Meara, Calgary Herals, April 11 2012

Questions linger about impacts of deep well injections, hydraulic fracturing by oil industry

Editorial, Vancouver Sun, February 16, 2012

Every major development project in British Columbia is subject to an environmental assessment before permits are issued allowing it to proceed. And this is as it should be.

By Gordon Hamilton, Vancouver Sun, November 18, 2011

B.C.'s future in ambitious greenhouse-gas deal unclear

Rod Mickleburgh, Globe and Mail, Oct. 24, 2011

The Northern Gateway pipeline could be the most glittering jewel of all in Premier Christy Clark’s highly-hyped jobs plan for British Columbia.

Shubhashish Nichani, Business Standard (Mumbai), March 23, 2011

British Columbian govt keen on deal; firm needs supply for European mills

By Scott Simpson, Vancouver Sun, December 17, 2010

A new energy outlook report from the United States government appears to dampen British Columbia's hopes for an expanded energy export industry.

Nathan Cullen, Rupert Daily Online, December 7, 2010

One more marker along path to shut down Enbridge threat

British Columbia is one step closer to having a full legislated ban on supertankers off its north and central coasts after a motion introduced by MP Nathan Cullen received the support of Parliament just minutes ago.

The Star, December 7, 2010

The House of Commons has approved a motion calling for a permanent ban on oil tankers off British Columbia’s coast.

The NDP motion passed by a vote of 143-138, with all opposition parties supporting it and Conservatives opposed.

A Mayeda, Postmedia News, Vancouver Sun, December 7, 2010

OTTAWA — The opposition has stepped up its pressure on the Harper government to ban oil-tanker traffic off the B.C. coast, passing a motion in the House of Commons calling on the Conservatives to legislate a formal moratorium.

Geoff Dembicki, TheTyee, December 7, 2010

How Alberta, Ottawa and oil sands corporations are teaming to oppose climate change laws across America. First in a multi-part series.

By Scott Simpson, Vancouver Sun, November 10, 2010

The good news for B.C. is that there will be a steady market for its gas resources; the bad news is that prices will be rock-bottom

There was some good news/ bad news today for British Columbia, and for global efforts to curtail greenhouse gas emissions.

Canadian Environment Network, September 18, 2010

This year’s first-ever Martha Kostuch Lifetime Achievement Award recipient is Maggie Paquet of Port Alberni, BC.

Sean Holman, Public Eye, July 13, 2010

A former California assemblyman who spearheaded an effort to increase the use of green energy has said he doesn't think it's likely his state will count British Columbia's run-of-the-river power as renewable.