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Clancy's rebrands to carve out bigger market share in specialy meats sector

First Nations want to work directly with Chinese investors to develop resources

Lumber companies are grappling with road, rail and port challenges as the industry ramps up to satisfy growing Asian demand for B.C. lumber

Businesswomen in Surrey demonstrate attributes of successful entrepreneurs

Executives at Vancouver’s International WOOD Markets Group (IWMG) plan to reveal a study later this week that shows Chinese sawmills are six times more cost efficient than those in British Columbia. That could cause future closures in B.C.

Canada closed out the second quarter as one of the top 10 countries for tech sector mergers and acquisitions, according to Ernst & Young ’s (E&Y) global technology M&A update.

Soggy spring and early summer weather has reduced the number of campers in B.C. so far this year. Last year was a good year for BC Parks and its provincial campgrounds, however, even though there were fewer campers than previous years, according to numbers released August 12.

Wine industry insiders continue to speculate about what caused Jim Pattison to finally dip his toe in the liquor retail business after a lifetime of explicitly avoiding the trade.

B.C.’s major forestry companies are tackling their shipping challenges head-on.

Vancouver gold explorer East Asia Minerals (TSX-V:EAS) saw its share value drop 11% Monday after it suspended all surface exploration at its flagship Miwah project in Indonesia.