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Fish farm moratorium to remain in place

Fish farm moratorium to remain in place

Salmon farmers say recommendation requiring First Nation consent is ‘unworkable’
Vancouver-based junior miner joins ‘staking rush’ in Brazil

Vancouver-based junior miner joins ‘staking rush’ in Brazil

Altamira adds 52,378 hectares and raises company’s land positioning to over 200,000 hectares in western Mato Grosso state
Haisla chief to Andrew Weaver: come to Kitimat

Haisla chief to Andrew Weaver: come to Kitimat

Wide support from B.C. First Nations for LNG industry and its economic benefits
Eldorado scores key win in dispute with Greece over projects

Eldorado scores key win in dispute with Greece over projects

Verdict rejects the Greek government's motion that the company violated its contractual obligations
ConocoPhillips expands Montney land position by US$120 million as appraisal work continues

ConocoPhillips expands Montney land position by US$120 million as appraisal work continues

Company announces acquisition of about 35,000 acres of additional lands located adjacent to its existing acreage
Teck ups stake in Chile Quebrada Blanca copper mine in $162.5 million deal

Teck ups stake in Chile Quebrada Blanca copper mine in $162.5 million deal

Vancouver-based miner says move simplifies ownership of project
Vancouver-based diamond miner in Nunavut digging for high-quality gems

Vancouver-based diamond miner in Nunavut digging for high-quality gems

Potential yield of yellow diamonds holds firm's interest
FortisBC boosting LNG shipments to China

FortisBC boosting LNG shipments to China

Company delivered Canada’s first LNG shipment to China late last year
Vancouver’s Asanko, South Africa’s Gold Fields team up in $203m project

Vancouver’s Asanko, South Africa’s Gold Fields team up in $203m project

B.C. firm based firm getting associated properties and exploration rights in Ghana
Trans Mountain completes expansion prep work despite protests

Trans Mountain completes expansion prep work despite protests

Burnaby continues fight against a National Energy Board ruling that allows company to ignore its bylaws