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Vancouver geothermal firm raising $40 million for increased stake in Icelandic power plant

Vancouver-based Magma Energy Corp. (TSX:MXY) plans to raise $40 million in a prospectus offering of shares marketed by a syndicate of underwriters led by Raymond James Ltd.

Former PanTerra directors defrauded company: B.C. Securities Commission

A B.C. Securities Commission panel has found that three former directors of a public company perpetrated a fraud against Alberta-based PanTerra Resource Corp. (TSX-V:PRC).

Langley family farm awarded for pioneering local agricultural production

A local farming family is being recognized for 137 years of tilling the Fraser Valley. The Smith Farm in Langley received a Century Farm Award from provincial MLA Rich Coleman on July 10.

Canadian mega-merger and acquisition activity at multi-year lows

The value of merger and acquisition activity in Canada remained low during the first half of 2010, down 30% from the first half of 2009. According to data compiled by mergermarket , total Canadian M&A activity totalled US$29.

Canadian businesses optimistic for sales growth: Bank of Canada

Canadian businesses are reaping the benefits of an improved economy, according to the Bank of Canada’s summer business outlook survey.

B.C.'s Dominion Construction merging with Stuart Olson as part of $394 million deal

One of B.C.’s oldest construction companies, Vancouver's Dominion Construction, has been merged with Calgary-based Churchill Corp.'s (TSX:CUQ) Stuart Olson Construction as part of the $394 million acquisition of Seacliff Construction Corp. (TSX:SDC).

Fragile U.S. rebound hampering Canadian recovery: Conference Board

The pace of Canada’s economic recovery is expected to slow for the rest of the year due to a fragile rebound in the U.S.

B.C. well positioned to attract foreign investment: CIBC World Markets

Foreign investors believe the strength of the Canadian economy has staying power and that means B.C. could reap the benefits, according to CIBC World Markets.

Chinese rank Canada as third most-desired tourist destination

The federal government has its work cut out for it to catch up with other Asia Pacific countries when it comes to tapping the interest of Chinese tourists and investors.

Ivanhoe Mines' stock soars on purchaser covenant termination; Rio Tinto relations sour

Relations between Vancouver-based Ivanhoe Mines Ltd.