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West Coast environmental groups have lauded a motion passed Tuesday in Ottawa calling on the federal government to legislate a formal ban on oil tanker traffic along B.C.’s north coast.

Ivanhoe reaches deal with Rio, raises US$6.5 billion

After months of arbitration regarding a massive copper-gold project in Mongolia, Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. (TSX:IVN) and Rio Tinto plc (NYSE:RIO) have come to an agreement.

Exchanging blows: Cascadian wind energy initiative gaining traction

Vancouver IPP floats plan to combine energy from regions in B.C. and Washington to increase reliability and feed power-hungry California

EnWave buys food-drying technology patents for $1.5 million

Vancouver’s EnWave Corp. (TSX-V:ENW) is paying a private German company more than $1.5 million in cash and shares for two new U.S.

Province begins talks for 360-cell prison in Okanagan

Solicitor General Rich Coleman has begun consultations in the Okanagan regarding the provincial government’s plan to build a new 360-cell prison in the area for 2015. No price tag for the prison was disclosed in the government release.

Tugboat operators bank on diversification to stay afloat

B.C.’s tugboat operators are in the midst of a major sector overhaul thanks to the downturn in the forestry sector, and staying in business means finding new ways to diversify.

Tide turns against B.C. tugboat trade

>Forestry sector ills making it hard for established tug companies to stay afloat

The 100-Mile Investor

Resource boom sparks Howe Street resurgence

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