Resources & Agriculture

Negotiate new softwood deal or face American duties, U.S. Lumber Coalition tells International Wood Markets Group conference in Vancouver

Proposed rules for licensed medical marijuana producers that irked the mayor of the Township of Langley last year have officially gone into effect.

Lax Kw'alaams reported to have rejected $1.2 billion offer on LNG project in first two votes

For the second consecutive year weak commodity prices hurt the mining industry in Canada’s British Columbia, with net income before taxes for miners operating in the province tumbling from $1.4 billion in 2013 to only $288 million last year.

B.C. government is sweetening the pot on Petronas' $1.1 billion offer with land

Destructive storms, pests, sea-water encroachment among threats to the sector

What happens to community social licence when resource projects get shelved?

U.S. owner of B.C. ranch battling local miner over proposed drilling on his property

The mining industry is often portrayed in the media as being inherently destructive and having little regard for

The aftershocks of last year’s landmark Supreme Court of Canada Tsilhqo’tin decision are being felt on Mount Klappan