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BC Hydro breaks second electricity demand record in a row

BC Hydro breaks second electricity demand record in a row

Up to 8,300 megawatts of electricity anticipated to be used on Monday
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B.C. strikes independent panel on old growth

B.C. strikes independent panel on old growth

Independent panel to provide guidance on managing old growth forests
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Gasoline could hit $1.70 per litre Friday

Gasoline could hit $1.70 per litre Friday

Energy analyst believes oil prices will continue to go higher, due to lost production
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Why isn't BC electrifying natural gas pipelines?

Why isn't BC electrifying natural gas pipelines?

Energy lawyer says BC Hydro's surplus power could squelch surplus GHGs
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BC will have surplus power for a decade: draft IRP

BC will have surplus power for a decade: draft IRP

Greater electric vehicle adoption is expected to increase the demand for electricity in B.C., but only in the south coast region. Otherwise, B.C.
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First audit gives good grade to tailings regulations

First audit gives good grade to tailings regulations

First audit by new mines auditor focused on tightened regulations for tailings ponds
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DFO denies Cermaq fish transfer licence

DFO denies Cermaq fish transfer licence

Application to exend licence to operate past 2022 phase-out deadline denied
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Global Pacific salmon numbers dropped sharply in 2020

Global Pacific salmon numbers dropped sharply in 2020

From Japan to British Columbia, salmon commercial catches suffered major declines in 2020
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Massive chillers arrive in Kitimat for LNG terminal

Massive chillers arrive in Kitimat for LNG terminal

LNG Canada marks milestone with arrival of core processing units
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B.C. inks reconciliation agreement with Tahltan

B.C. inks reconciliation agreement with Tahltan

Agreement will have implications for jade and placer mining in Tahltan territory
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