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Canada eyes deeper energy ties with Germany through critical minerals partnership

Canada eyes deeper energy ties with Germany through critical minerals partnership

BERLIN — Canada signed a critical minerals partnership with Germany on Tuesday that encourages the joint public financing of natural resources projects as Ottawa works to boost development and exports to Europe.
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B.C. firms receive $6.8M federal boost to advance waste-reducing tech

B.C. firms receive $6.8M federal boost to advance waste-reducing tech

Coquitlam-based firms Moment Energy and Novo Textile receive federal funding.
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TransLink asks for input on Metrotown-North Shore bus rapid transit route

TransLink asks for input on Metrotown-North Shore bus rapid transit route

People can provide feedback on two route options in Burnaby for the future BRT line running from Metrotown to Park Royal.
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WestJet loses appeal, must compensate for preventable safety delays

WestJet loses appeal, must compensate for preventable safety delays

WestJet had argued 'safety reasons' should exempt them from payouts, even if crew shortages arose through their own lack of planning or inaction.
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Many good reasons to invest in Canadian commercial real estate, says report

Many good reasons to invest in Canadian commercial real estate, says report

Canada has stronger fundamentals than the U.S. in seven key areas, says Colliers.
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B.C. coal mine penalized after dust emissions reach 375% over limit

B.C. coal mine penalized after dust emissions reach 375% over limit

The B.C. government penalized Conuma Resources Limited $13,000 after it breached air quality limits 32 times over 18 months.
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Retail vacancy expected to remain stable in Metro Vancouver, says report

Retail vacancy expected to remain stable in Metro Vancouver, says report

Slower housing construction could hinder future retail supply, says CBRE.
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B.C.'s mid-sized cities are densifying. But where are the buses?

B.C.'s mid-sized cities are densifying. But where are the buses?

Councillors say the province is pushing for more transit-oriented development but isn't funding the needed bus service.
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Passenger alleges trauma, sues Helijet after lightning strikes chopper

Passenger alleges trauma, sues Helijet after lightning strikes chopper

William Wuehr alleges that he was on a helicopter that had a rapid descent toward the ocean for about one minute
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B.C. small businesses rethink strategies to stave off tariffs

B.C. small businesses rethink strategies to stave off tariffs

SMBs target non-U.S. markets, shift production to stay competitive amid uncertainty
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