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First Quantum Minerals Ltd. (TSX:FM) is not leaving the Democratic Republic of Congo without a fight. The Vancouver-based company added a third item to its list of legal actions on Friday by filing for international arbitration in Washington, D.C.

Economic uncertainity hangs over the heads of British Columbians these days with nearly half saying their number one focus over the next year will be to slash debt.

Bioenergy leaders from around the world gathered in Vancouver this week for a two-day conference focusing on creating viable business models for the fledgling industry.

Controversy continues to swirl around the former Olympic Village after it was acknowledged that Millennium Development’s $200 million scheduled loan payment to the city on August 31 was $8 million short and remains $3 million short despite additional

B.C.’s largest natural gas provider has teamed up with the City of Kelowna to develop two district energy systems valued at $38 million.

Photo finishing retailers are grappling with how to survive in an environment where people are less likely to print their photos. Telus -owned Black Photo Corp.

The Canadian economy receded in July for the first time in nearly a year, according to a Statistics Canada report published Thursday. The report said real gross domestic product fell 0.

B.C.’s real estate market may be in a cooling trend, but Central 1 Credit Union is predicting home sales will stabilize later this year and trend upward in 2011 and 2012.

The Conference Board of Canada reported September 29 what B.C. retailers already knew: consumer confidence in Canada slipped for the fourth consecutive month in September.

B.C. raw milk lovers who are members of the Home on the Range cow share appear to have reached an agreement with the Fraser Health Authority enabling them to continue to get shipments of raw milk.