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BC Hydro abandons underground substation plans

BC Hydro abandons underground substation plans

City of Vancouver wanted full price of park where BC Hydro wanted to build underground substation
Goldcorp, IBM partner to search for exploration targets

Goldcorp, IBM partner to search for exploration targets

Vancouver-based Goldcorp (TSX:G) is teaming up with one of the world's largest computer companies to help it find more gold at its storied Red Lake mine in Ontario.
B.C. salmon farmers had record sales in 2016

B.C. salmon farmers had record sales in 2016

Free trade agreement opens up new market in South Korea
Cost of Trans Mountain pipeline expansion rises $600 million

Cost of Trans Mountain pipeline expansion rises $600 million

Estimated cost of Trans Mountain pipeline expansion has increased $2 billion since 2014
U.S. duties on Canadian lumber have broader targets

U.S. duties on Canadian lumber have broader targets

Special envoy David Emerson says Coastal cedar products could be targeted
Global LNG demand higher, sooner than expected

Global LNG demand higher, sooner than expected

Marketplace stars might be aligning for natural gas producers in British Columbia
Feds extend tax credit mineral exploration for one year

Feds extend tax credit mineral exploration for one year

The Government of Canada will extend the Mineral Exploration Tax Credit, which was set to end on March 31, for a full extra year, the country’s natural resources minister announced March 5.
Mining industry leaders meet again at PDAC 2017

Mining industry leaders meet again at PDAC 2017

One of the world’s leading minerals and mining event has kicked off with a bang
Mining stocks plunge after gold price correction

Mining stocks plunge after gold price correction

Vancouver’s Eldorado Gold among the hardest hit
Mining executives frustrated with permit waiting times in B.C.: Fraser Institute

Mining executives frustrated with permit waiting times in B.C.: Fraser Institute

British Columbia, along with the Northwest Territories and the Yukon, are the country’s mining districts where it takes the longest to obtain exploration permits, according to a new report.