Disgraced New York financier Leon Black is a big investor in Western LNG and its proposed B.C. megaproject, Ksi Lisims. Is this who should profit from B.C.’s resources? - Dogwood

Beachgoers watching the Festival of Lights fireworks show had a chance to learn more about the Wall Street pipeline planned for northern B.C. - Dogwood

LNG companies promised Aussie citizens untold riches from new gas terminals. Instead, energy bills tripled, profits flew out of the country and the resource was depleted. - Globe and Mail 

First Nations are being encouraged to borrow billions to buy into new LNG projects. But when boom turns to bust, there are big risks for small communities. - Yellowhead Institute

120 faith leaders sign a letter to the CEOs of Canada’s big banks, encouraging them to invest in renewable energy, not new pipelines. There’s still time for more to sign! - Decolonial Solidarity

New analysis from the UN shows wind and solar are beating gas and coal in the race to provide new electricity. It’s a major threat to the economics of new LNG projects. - CBC News

David Suzuki recently told reporters “it’s too late” to stop the devastating impacts of climate heating. That’s partly true – and we still need to keep up the fight. - Climate Emergency Unit

The B.C. legislature’s Special Committee on Democratic and Electoral Reform wants to hear from you. Dogwood’s Adam Bailey delivered these recommendations. - Dogwood

Alberta separatists claim the U.S. government is ready to help the oil-rich province split off from Canada, providing they can win a referendum. - DeSmog