Resources & Agriculture

Event is the result of weakness in the market and tight fibre supply in B.C.

Spikes in sockeye abundance have occurred two years after major volcanic eruptions

Employment on BC Hydro's Site C dam increased to a new record of 4,385 workers in May 2019, including new highs for the number of apprentices and indigenous and women workers on the project.

California’s chinook may explain why Southern Resident Killer Whales haven’t shown up in BC yet

Real estate developer Ryan Beedie backed new Nova Scotia gold mine, now being sold for $800 million

Overall abundance of Pacific salmon is almost double what it was in the 1970s

Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC has asked the National Energy Board (NEB) for relief, including timing relief, from some conditions of approval for the Trans Mountain expansion to allow facility construction to begin Aug. 5, 2019.

Woodfibre LNG has made it over another hurdle in its path to being operational. The BC Oil and Gas Commission has approved Woodfibre LNG's permit for its planned Squamish LNG export facility.

Rock slide near Clinton has created barrier for returning salmon, but some are making it through

The National Energy Board (NEB) has approved an application from Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC to implement a surcharge on Westridge dock premiums to allow it to recover a portion of the $35-million cost of upgrades to optimize pipeline capacity in the