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New map helps B.C. job seekers looking to work in clean energy

New map helps B.C. job seekers looking to work in clean energy

British Columbia’s clean energy sector is one of the strongest in the country and supports over 14,000 jobs, but it is often overlooked as...
Top 10 tips for greening the workplace on Earth Day

Top 10 tips for greening the workplace on Earth Day

Canadians looking to green their workspace would be wise to turn their attention to the West Coast, according to results released on Earth Day (April 22) for the annual Canada’s Greenest Employers competition.
Ucluelet Coast Guard station closure will erode coastal safety: union (updated)

Ucluelet Coast Guard station closure will erode coastal safety: union (updated)

The union that represents Coast Guard officers is sounding the alarm over the closure of a three ship traffic monitoring stations today, including one in Ucluelet.
How cheap gas could hobble quest for greenest-city title

How cheap gas could hobble quest for greenest-city title

Even if Vancouver loses race to become the first city to meet all its power needs with renewables, local clean-energy companies could be winners
Tsilhqot’in leader wins $175,000 environmental prize

Tsilhqot’in leader wins $175,000 environmental prize

Marilyn Baptiste, a Tsilhqot’in First Nation councillor who was on the front lines in the fight against the Prosperity and New Prosperity mine is in San Francisco today to receive an international environmental award worth $175,000.
U.S.-style shipping regulations could help patch Canada’s leaky laws: critics

U.S.-style shipping regulations could help patch Canada’s leaky laws: critics

Detractors of federal government’s response to English Bay oil spill point to mandatory safety measures, closer involvement with citizens’ groups south of the border
Fire at Squamish Terminals almost fully under control, say officials (with video)

Fire at Squamish Terminals almost fully under control, say officials (with video)

A fire at Squamish Terminals is 90% contained, say officials, but smoke continues to...
Wilderness groups fear Park Act changes will increase industrial activity in B.C. parks

Wilderness groups fear Park Act changes will increase industrial activity in B.C. parks

A river runs through it; so does a pipeline and a road
English Bay oil spill a wake-up call: Christy Clark

English Bay oil spill a wake-up call: Christy Clark

Last week’s bunker fuel oil spill in Vancouver’s English Bay has demonstrated the Canadian federal government’s lack of...
Infographic: Oil, ships and spills

Infographic: Oil, ships and spills

Infographic created by Business in Vancouver