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New $100 million digital media venture fund launched

A new Vancouver-based venture capital fund has hit the $100 million mark and is looking to make major investments in the Canadian digital media scene.

Day4 Energy enters Slovenian solar market

Solar technology developer Day4 Energy Inc. (TSX:DFE) is making moves in Eastern Europe after announcing a new 25 megawatt (MW) production line in Slovenia on Thursday morning.

Vancouver near top of U.K. global quality of life survey

Vancouver has tied with Auckland as the world’s fourth best place to live, according to British consultancy Mercer’s 2010 Quality of Living survey.

Congo court ruling sends First Quantum investors to ground

Vancouver’s First Quantum Minerals Ltd. (TSX:FM) saw investor confidence slide Tuesday after the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Supreme Court annulled the miner’s rights to two mines and awarded them to state-owned Sodimico.

Companies jump on green initiative

More than 80% of Canadian executives plan to invest more money in energy efficiency this year, and they believe initiatives have to come from the top of the corporate chain, according to a new survey.

Star-studded wine fest aims to boost south Okanagan tourism

Hotels and winemakers around Osoyoos have devised what they hope will be a salve for what has historically been a lull in the tourist calendar.

Vineyard plans to pass on HST savings to consumers

B.C. wine drinkers can expect to save some coin with at least one Okanagan winery planning to pass on the savings generated from the proposed HST.

Vancouver junior nets uranium trove

A Vancouver company is sitting on what could be the largest undeveloped uranium deposit in Canada. UEX Corp. (TSX:UEX) announced the first 43-101 resource estimate for its Shea Creek project in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin Wednesday morning.

Renewable fuels add $2 billion to Canadian economy

Ethanol and biodiesel plants across Canada contribute more than $2 billion to the economy every year, according to the Canadian Renewable Fuels Association.

Forest industry corrected over capacity: Harcourt

Former B.C. premier Mike Harcourt might be big on urban sustainability, but he’s not afraid to weigh in on the rural economy.