Resources & Agriculture

In spite of any campaign rhetoric, British Columbia’s incoming NDP coalition government is unlikely to impede the practice of hydraulic fracturing in the northeastern part of the province and will not likely assume an anti-industry stance, according

Opponents committed to halting the $7.4 billion expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, which now includes the Government of British Columbia, often champion clean renewable energy as an alternative to “dirty oil.” But a new C.D.

Accounting firm PwC reports positive findings despite looming forestry concerns

Supreme Court of Guatemala temporarily suspended operations at Tahoe Resources' Escobal mine

Owners of Wolverine mine ordered to move coal via a railway line that isn't in operation

B.C. a major producer of copper and metallurgical coal, essential for solar, wind power

B.C.'s forest sector has the potential to make a massive contribution to meeting provincial greenhouse gas targets if even relatively small changes are made in the way timber is managed, harvested and processed.

Canadian producers now face an averaged total of 27% in tariffs to export their wood products to the U.S.

C.D. Howe researcher recommends system of auctions, increased competition, to address U.S. allegations of unfair subsidization

Vancouver’s Goldcorp (TSX:G), B.C.’s second largest mining company and the world's number four bullion miner in terms of output, is moving forward with its Century project, which aims to extend the life its century-old Dome mine in Ontario.