LNG Canada Phase 2 is a $33-billion bet on Asian demand, Qatar recovery and a historic wave of new global LNG supply.

CBA Alberta Referendum Analysis

Send a message: We urgently need action from the Federal Government to safeguard our public health care and protect patients by speaking out against the Alberta government’s Bill 11 and enforcing the ...

Focusing on energy, trade, critical minerals, transport and data projects has already brought us to the brink of the ecological precipice.

LNG Canada says its multibillion-dollar Phase 2 expansion in Kitimat, B.C., is going forward, in a move that could double exports of liquefied natural gas from the northern coastal facility to oversea...

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House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) has dismissed popular concerns among the American public over Big Tech’s hastened buildout of data centers across the U.S. as nothing more than propaganda pushed by the Chinese government. In an interview on AI with Fox Business on Monday, Johnson was asked how he plans to fight back against Democrats seizing on opposition to data centers to attack Republicans in the midterm elections. “I’ve had several tech executives and lawmakers, to be clear, say that the information against data centers, that push back against data centers, that is coming from China,” said Fox host Cheryl Casone. “Yes,” replied Johnson. “Don’t buy it. It is a Chinese psyop.” “I really believe that. It’s not a conspiracy theory,” he went on. He then contradicted himself, claiming that “the community concerns are important” and that companies seeking to build a data center must “ensure the local community they’ll be good corporate partners.” Johnson’s comments ignore the massive, nonpartisan anti-data center movement that’s erupted in the past months. A mountain of polls and grassroots campaigns across the country this year have revealed a groundswell of opposition to tech companies’ massive buildout of data centers amid the explosion of AI...

Coverage levels fall a million square kilometres short of the long-term average, with global heating likely driving losses

Residents and environmental advocates are challenging a county’s handling of a proposed data center campus, citing concerns over public input, environmental impacts and electricity costs.

The LNG Canada megaproject in Kitimat, British Columbia, is expected to announce a final investment decision today to double its output to up to 30 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas per year, th...

LNG Canada in Kitimat, B.C., burned more gas in 2025 than any other liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility on record in 2024

Rise of for-profit industry comes as Hamilton Health Sciences and St. Joseph's Healthcare eliminate nearly 500 jobs.

At least 260 educational programs in Australia are sponsored by fossil fuel companies, according to a report by a climate advocacy group.

The referendum will hand an easy victory to the federalists, but bad social media actors will try to convince the world it was rigged.

Some voters say they're getting campaign emails from Mark Sutcliffe despite never signing up for them, but Sutcliffe's team says nothing's amiss.

Nurses association files legal challenge against “one of the most restrictive labour relations regimes in the world”