Gordon Hoekstra

A Supreme Court judgment released this month outlines there are 3 separate charges relating to each of 5 waterbodies — 3 creeks and 2 lakes.

The Toronto-based company says it was stripped of its mining rights, and wants compensation, after court ruling on DRIPA

Mining company plans to make final investment decision on mine expansion this year

Mining company plans to make final investment decision on mine expansion this year

Canada's high court won't hear appeal from B.C. man facing US$29 million stock fraud penalties

With a deadline looming, project observers do not to expect a detailed package that has industry backing or a specific route. Read more.

In a decision dated Monday, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Barbara Young dismissed the application for re-litigation as an 'abuse of process'

A continued tanker ban was unveiled in Vancouver as part of a billions-of-dollars infrastructure agreement between B.C. and Ottawa.

The Alberta, Canada-backed proposal would largely follow an existing Trans Mountain route from the Edmonton area to the Lower Mainland.

If it were decided the additional environmental impacts from an oil shipping terminal could be tolerated, there is still the question of whether there is enough room