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• Innovation Profile: Anne Halladay captures carbon

  Innovation Profile: Anne Halladay Captures Carbon: Shell scientist Anne Halladay works on a technology that can decrease GHG emissions for oil and gas producers, and other industries around the world.

  Innovation Profile: Anne Halladay captures carbon context.capp.ca
  May 24

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• B.C. Court of Appeal strikes down the provincial government’s attempt to stymie the Trans Mountain expansion pipeline: CAPP

  PRESS RELEASE: B.C. Court of Appeal strikes down the provincial government’s attempt to stymie the Trans Mountain expansion pipeline: “Today the B.C. Court of Appeal ruled in favour of Canada and its Constitution. No one province should have the ability to hold the rest of the country hostage.”

  B.C. Court of Appeal strikes down the provincial government’s attempt to stymie the Trans Mountain expansion pipeline: CAPP www.capp.ca
  May 24

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• Western Canadian First Nations groups making progress in bid to purchase TMX

  NEWS: Western Canadian First Nations groups making progress in bid to purchase TMX: Indigenous groups from across western Canada say they are nearly ready to put forward an offer to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

  Western Canadian First Nations groups making progress in bid to purchase TMX globalnews.ca
  May 24

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• B.C. can't regulate 'heavy oil' through Trans Mountain pipeline, appeal court rules

  BREAKING NEWS: B.C. Court of Appeal says British Columbia does not have the right to impose environmental laws that could kill the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

  B.C. can't regulate 'heavy oil' through Trans Mountain pipeline, appeal court rules www.cbc.ca
  May 24

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