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Finavera sells dormant ocean energy assets

Vancouver-based wind energy developer Finavera Renewables Inc. (TSX-V:FVR) announced Friday it is selling its ocean energy division, which has been dormant since October 2007 when the company’s first wave energy converter sank at sea.

Catalyst pays tax bill in full to three of four municipalities

Richmond’s Catalyst Paper (TSX:CTL) announced Wednesday that it would pay its full municipal property tax bill, or $13 million, in three of the four B.C. municipalities that it operates paper mills.

New marketing initiative developing Asian appetite for B.C. wood

B.C.’s latest initiative to jumpstart the forestry sector is a marketing campaign aimed at tapping Asia’s voracious appetite for natural resources. The provincial government has allotted $9.2 million to promote the use of B.C.

Video game developer reduces power usage with B.C. technology

Legend Power Systems Inc. (TSX-V:LPS) has sold its first installed energy conservation device following its emergence in the market to Electronic Arts Inc. (Nasdaq:ERTS) in Burnaby.

Haywood Securities buys Bolder Investment Partners

Haywood Securities Inc. will bolster its presence in retail sales and trading when it buys Vancouver-based Bolder Investment Partners Ltd., the investment dealer announced Tuesday.

Surrey

Toronto-based mall developer First Capital Realty Inc. (TSX:FCR) announced Wednesday that it has purchased Semiahmoo Shopping Centre in Surrey for $84.5 million from Bosa Development Corp.

VANOC CEO awarded Order of Canada

John Furlong has been named an officer to the Order of Canada, Governor General Michaelle Jean announced Wednesday.

MDA participating in U.S. deep space exploration projects

Richmond-based MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd. (TSX:MDA) is participating in three U.S-based deep space exploration projects that could see its technology used to assist in the exploration of Venus or the Earth's moon.

Vancouver biotech company catching eye of big pharma

Interest in Vancouver’s Aquinox Pharmaceuticals Inc. by two of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies –Johnson & Johnson Inc. and Pfizer Inc. – is fuelling speculation it could soon become an acquisition target.

B.C. well-positioned for slowing global growth in 2011

Tight-fisted western economies are more likely to be a drag on the global economy next year rather than slower growth in China, according to CIBC World Markets.