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Taseko revises Prosperity Mine proposal

T aseko Mines Ltd . is now proposing to spend $300 million to preserve Fish Lake as a way to get federal approval to forge ahead with its gold and copper mine long known as the Prosperity Mine project.

Westport Innovations to acquire Italian company

Vancouver-based alternative fuel technology company Westport Innovations Inc . (TSX:WPT; NASDAQ: WPRT) has announced a US$117.2 million deal to buy fuel system provider Emer S.p.A . of Brescia, Italy. The deal will cost Westport US$39.

Mining companies wary of new Peruvian leadership

Markets are overreacting to Peru’s June 6 election of Ollanta Humala , a leftist former army officer, according to mining executives who do business in the South American nation.

Telus union ratifies collective agreement

Vancouver-based Telus (TSX:T, T.A; NYSE:TU) announced this morning that the Telecommunications Workers Union membership has ratified a new collective agreement with the company.

May housing starts up 70% in Vancouver CMA

Housing starts in the Vancouver census metropolitan area (CMA) were up 70% to 1,991 in May relative to a year ago, according to numbers released by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp . (CMHC) this morning.

Greg Norman explores Okanagan for potential investments

Golf legend and winemaker Greg Norman took a wine-tourism detour after visiting Peachland, where he checked up on his Greg Norman-designed golf course, which is in development.

Staying on-side with Canucks support is a tricky business

“Go Canucks Go” on store windows is OK, but attempts to create the impression of a partnership cross legal line, team’s COO says

Harvesting the fuel that grows on trees

Acquisition of Vancouver company that owns yellowhorn plantations in China could be first step in building B.C. biodiesel plant

B.C.’s economic future hinges on HST vote

Result of referendum will help some business sectors more than others

Vancouver missing opportunity to become a mobile application hub

Local technology entrepreneurs not thinking big enough, industry experts tell venture capital conference