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Huu-ay-aht approve co-management agreement on LNG

Huu-ay-aht approve co-management agreement on LNG

Company says final investment decision would come in 2019 or 2020
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Methanex’s largest shareholder isn’t happy

Methanex’s largest shareholder isn’t happy

M&G Investments wants Methanex to stop spending capital on assets and start buying back shares. The largest shareholder of Vancouver’s Methanex Corp.
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Donald Trump approves Keystone XL pipeline

Donald Trump approves Keystone XL pipeline

U.S. president says Keystone XL will create 28,000 jobs, though TransCanada itself predicts only 13,000 temporary construction jobs
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Silver Wheaton looking to change name as revenue from gold increasing

Silver Wheaton looking to change name as revenue from gold increasing

Vancouver-based Silver Wheaton (TSX:SLW) is planning to change its name to Wheaton Precious Metals Corp as half its revenue now comes from gold, the firm said March 22 while delivering its fourth quarter results.
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Methane detection? There’s an app for that

Methane detection? There’s an app for that

Mobile sensor arrives just in time for new federal oil-and-gas-sector methane regulations
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Gene researchers seek to shield B.C. fish, forests

Gene researchers seek to shield B.C. fish, forests

UBC scientists wield DNA data as weapon to fight effects of climate change
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New gas pipeline project doesn’t depend on LNG

New gas pipeline project doesn’t depend on LNG

TransCanada seeks NEB approval to build new pipeline sans FID on Petronas' LNG project in Prince Rupert
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Site C now employs more than 2,000 workers

Site C now employs more than 2,000 workers

The number of workers on the Site C Clean Energy Project has passed 2,000, according to BC Hydro. A total of 2,124 individuals were employed by the Site C project in January in both construction and non-construction roles.
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Organic growth good for small farm survival: UBC study

Organic growth good for small farm survival: UBC study

University research finds organic food health benefits marginal, social benefits significant
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B.C. racks up $58 billion in independent power producers contracts

B.C. racks up $58 billion in independent power producers contracts

Auditor general flags BC Hydro’s contentious IPP program as province’s single largest contractual obligation
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