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Clark announces B.C. natural gas strategy

Premier Christy Clark today announced British Columbia's natural gas strategy under the BC Jobs Plan.

Council defers motion for Metro Van meeting broadcasts

Vancouver City Council has deferred a motion, proposed by Non-Partisan Association councillor George Affleck , to ask Metro Vancouver to broadcast its public meetings.

Materials group Canwel completes acquisition

CanWel Building Materials Group Ltd. (TSX:CWX) announced February 1 that it has completed its purchase of NorthWest Wood Preservers ’ assets, including a lumber pressure-treating plant in Prince George, related equipment and property.

London and Vancouver sign Olympic lessons MOU

The Vancouver Economic Commission (VEC) and London & Partners , the promotional agency for the City of London , U.K., have signed an agreement to share knowledge about hosting the Olympic Games.

Blogs say Shore 104.1 FM axes staff

Blogs covering the radio sector, including Pugetsound radio.com and AirCheckerRadio industry.blogspot.com , were reporting February 1 that Vancouver’s recently bought Shore 104.1 FM had laid off its entire staff.

NowPublic.com co-founder launches chore-solving site

A co-founder of Vancouver technology success story NowPublic.com is launching a new venture today that bills itself as being as simple as Twitter , as secure as eBay and as useful as Craigslist .

Telus moves into electronic medical records

Telus Corp. (TSX:T) is moving into the electronic medical records market, following the acquisition of Vancouver technology firm Wolf Medical Systems , which the companies announced this morning.

YYoga announces financing and expansion plans

Vancouver-based yoga and wellness company YYoga this morning announced plans to expand the company in Vancouver and into Toronto. The expansion will be supported by a $9 million capital raise led by institutional investors Fiore Capital Corp.

Surrey hosts open house on energy and sustainability

The City of Surrey is hosting an ENERGYShift panel and open house tomorrow to engage the public on how the city can reduce energy consumption and advance sustainability in its operations and in the community.

B.C. criminal trial lawyers to stage walkouts

The second phase of service withdrawals by Trial Lawyers Association of BC members who work as duty counsel in criminal cases has begun. The action is aimed at raising awareness of the need for more legal-aid funding across B.C.