MERRITT, B.C. - The National Energy Board says an oil spill that forced the shutdown of the Trans Mountain pipeline near Merritt, B.C., amounted to ab...

Kinder Morgan's TransMountain Pipeline has spilled near the town of Merritt in B.C.'s Interior region, although the size of the spill has yet to be de...

Kinder Morgan is looking to revise the route for its planned pipeline expansion so that it doesn't interfere with landowners, the project's director t...

Kinder Morgan Canada's proposal to increase the capacity of its Trans Mountain pipeline calls for 30 oil tankers a month to load up with Alberta crude...

If we connect the dots between all the natural gas, coal and tar sands proposals in B.C., a big picture emerges and the choice we face becomes both stark and clear: B.C. needs a government with leadership and vision to make the hard decisions. The province needs courage to stop building pipelines that would put at risk thousands of jobs and lock us into global warming. We need stewards to protect our collective future wisely, by investing in green jobs and saying yes to a clean energy future.

VANCOUVER - A New Democrat government would not hold a referendum on the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion but they would conduct a review of the BC Ra...

KAMLOOPS, B.C. - New Democrat Leader Adrian Dix has stepped into the increasingly-fractious debate over the export of oil through British Columbia, sa...

VANCOUVER - A First Nation from British Columbia's southern Interior is taking the federal government and an oil company to court over plans to almost...

The U.S. State Department released its long-awaited report on the Keystone XL project last week. Most media focused on the executive summary, but several scenarios in British Columbia are outlined in the full report, even though the province is thousands of kilometres removed from the proposed pipeline.

The oilsands industry is going to be demanding more pipelines across Western Canada in the next decade, even if three proposed projects get built, the...

The proposed Northern Gateway pipeline carrying raw bitumen to the B.C. coast is a bad idea, but it's ultimately the wrong fight. Let's assume the momentum of bringing Enbridge to its knees leads to a mass protest across Canada and all the proposed pipelines are stopped. Oil companies still have other options.

VANCOUVER - Concerns south of the border over oil tanker traffic from British Columbia have spurred a U.S. Coast Guard review of proposed increases in...

VICTORIA - An information session in Victoria on a plan to expand Kinder Morgan's oil pipeline from Alberta to Burnaby ended earlier than planned Wedn...

VANCOUVER - Oil, gas and other natural resource companies must help "shoulder the burden" of addressing British Columbians' concerns around controvers...

VANCOUVER - Oil and water don't mix, at least as far as the City of Vancouver is concerned.As Kinder Morgan launches a series of information sessions ...

As Canadians, we are well aware that we are sleeping next to an elephant, and that the choices made by the American president have broad implications not only for Canada but for rest of the world. Much to the chagrin of many conscientious Canadians, the implications of a changing climate were off the radar in the American election before Hurricane Sandy swept in. The topic was not raised even once during the 2012 U.S. presidential debates. You would think it would be a no brainer to talk about this issue, given that the United Nations has called climate change "the single biggest threat facing humanity today."

VANCOUVER - British Columbia's seasoned environmental movement is putting the pressure on all politicians to take a hard stand against oil pipeline pr...

VANCOUVER - Organizers of a mass sit-in to oppose oil pipelines and tankers off the West Coast say the movement is gaining some high-profile support.T...

As our government proposes that we become a "super highway" for oil tankers they are simultaneously reducing both the prevention and the response capacity to deal with an accident in what is already Canada's busiest port. This represents a perfect storm of the conditions that could lead to an oil spill.