Resources & Agriculture

FortisBC fears Vancouver’s zero emissions building code is a de facto ban on natural gas

Company aiming for a 40% increase in Montney production this year with a $200 million capital budget focusing on drilling, completions and facilities in the Septimus area.

Fifteen thousand detached homes in five different Vancouver neighbourhoods will be scanned with a thermal imaging camera mounted to the top of a car in coming weeks.

Hydro officials confirm work was temporarily suspended for some construction areas after “series of minor vehicle incidents”

Construction has been initiated on Pembina Pipeline’s $235 million project

Higher commodity prices make new year more favourable for B.C. mining projects

AltaGas has announced a positive final investment decision for its Ridley Island Propane Export Terminal, a $500 million facility that would export 1.

British Columbians have been dealing with low temperatures for the past several days, and this has driven demand for electricity upward with power consumption reaching a record high across the province. On January 3 between 5 and 6 p.m.

After a dismal year, both crude oil and natural gas ended 2016 with prices reaching the highest levels of the year.

Copper experienced a sudden spike at the end of 2016 after remaining one of the worst performing commodities of the past two years, leading to uncertainty as to the direction of the market as we move into 2017.