Resources & Agriculture

At a news conference Thursday, BC Hydro's CEO Chris O'Riley said he was sorry to the people and businesses affected by the explosion, adding that safety is Hydro's top priority and the fire and explosion should have never happened

In the past, Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency was responsible for pesticide regulation in Canada. But the federal press release, from yesterday, suggests that the environment department will become more involved in pesticide oversight.

FortisBC's rate change will save B.C.'s residents an average of between $90 and $125 per year on home heating bills.

Costs climb as forestry company is forced to use detour to deliver goods: “We can not depend on just one highway.”

Northern Health has declared the Code Orange response at the University Hospital of Northern B.C. in Prince George over

Tech deploys high-voltage pulses of power to disintegrate rock

B.C. premier says hunt for independent power producers to sell electricity to BC Hydro will be a competitive process and less expensive than previous programs

The chances of Bill C-234 making it through the Senate before the summer recess are slim.

Artemis says the project is 20% complete

Open-net fish farms off B.C.'s coast are a flashpoint, with environmental groups and some Indigenous nations saying the farms transfer disease to wild salmon