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Precious metals explorer converts to gas

R. Michael Jones is known for his ability to build precious metal mining companies, but now he’s hyped about natural gas. “When you look at the difference in the BTU [British thermal unit] cost in oil versus gas it’s huge,” Jones told BIV .

Olympic ice opening to recreational hockey

Burnaby's Canlan Ice Sports Corp. (TSX:ICE) will supply adult recreational hockey leagues at the Richmond Olympic Oval this fall. Canlan said it would offer both men’s and women’s divisions in the Adult Safe Hockey League (ASHL) at the Oval.

Improving toilet technology forces B.C. government to adapt building code

When the province introduced changes to the B.C. building code in 2008 to support water conservation through the use of high-efficiency toilets, it was expected to have a lasting impact.

Greenscape outlines profit potential in retrofits

Vancouver’s Greenscape Capital, which deals in sustainable construction and retrofit projects, released financial data Friday morning showing how it plans to make money from one of its retrofit projects.

Premium posts record revenue but decrease in profit

Vancouver’s Premium Brands Holdings Corp. (TSX: PBH), which is the corporate face behind such Western Canadian brands as Grimm’s, McSweeney’s and Bread Garden Express, reported record first quarter revenue Friday morning.

BCSC explains intervention in Lions Gate

A British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) panel provided an explanation Friday morning for why it ceased trading on a shareholder rights plan adopted by Lions Gate Entertainment in an effort to resist a take-over bid by corporate raider Carl Ic

Burnaby solar panel maker boosts European production

Day4 Energy Inc. (TSX:DFE) is expanding production at its Polish manufacturing facility to meet increased demand for its solar panels.

QLT boosts revenue despite Visudyne sales slide

B.C. biotech stalwart QLT Inc. (TSX:QLT) saw sales of its flagship treatment for degenerative eye disease slip to start 2010, but recognition of about $5 million of deferred revenue helped boost revenue by 16% compared with last year.

Finning sells costly U.K. subsidiary

Heavy equipment distributor Finning International Inc.’s (TSX:FTT) has sold off its money-losing U.K.-based equipment rental business to an affiliate of Sun European Partners LLP.

Telus profit tumbles but mixed first quarter beats estimates

Telus Corp. (TSX:T) had flat revenue and a 17% dip in profit to start 2010 but that was enough to impress analysts who expected B.C.’s largest public company to earn less. With revenue of $2.