Resources & Agriculture

Energy and Mines Minister Bill Bennett says he is still torn on whether his government should give the green light to BC Hydro’s $7.9 billion Site C hydroelectric dam, or let independent power producers provide for B.C. future energy needs

The Canadian shipping industry moves to dispel fears about LNG hazards

The B.C. government has handed BC Hydro an environmental assessment certificate for its controversial Site C dam project, near Fort St. John.

Vancouver’s First Quantum Mineral (TSX:FM), Zambia's largest foreign investor, said Tuesday (October 14) that the country's decision to raise mining royalties from 2015 would discourage future endeavours and cost jobs.

New crop of small and medium-sized operators pushing to have bigger voice in sector

Mining company says officials acted improperly in rejection of massive gold-copper mine

When he was just five years old, Glenn Johnson, who grew up in Horseshoe Bay near the Gleneagles Golf Course, started collecting errant golf balls. For many five-year-olds, that enterprise might have been an end in itself.

Your grocery bill may be increasing substantially within the next year, according to a Vancity report

Burnaby-Douglas MP Kennedy Stewart wants Kinder Morgan to register with Elections B.C. as a third-party advertiser because of the company's pro-pipeline expansion ads

WorkSafeBC is investigating explosion and fire at Pinnacle Renewable Energy wood pellet plant