Resources & Agriculture

Lindsay Hall, executive vice-president and CFO, Goldcorp Inc.

The application for Kinder Morgan’s (NYSE:KMI) proposed expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline is filled with “significant gaps” when it comes to the risks the project poses to Vancouver, according to a report from city staff.

Forestry exports from British Columbia are expected to grow 15% this year and another 10% in 2015, according to a May 13 Export Development Canada (EDC) forecast released May 13.

The city of Burnaby continues to oppose Texas-based Kinder Morgan’s (NYSE:KMI) Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, threatening to withhold the city’s emergency services in the event of an oil spill.

Western producers' revenue down, but prediction brighter for 2014's second half

A multi-year legal tangle between the government of El Salvador and Vancouver-based Pacific Rim Mining is expected to be settled next year.

The B.C. government has told Kinder Morgan it wants more details about the oil company’s response plans in the event of a spill along the Trans Mountain pipeline’s proposed expansion.

Canada’s forestry industry is second only to agriculture when it comes to increased sector productivity, according to a new report released by the Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC), and British Columbia has been on the leading edge of that.

Richmond-based pulp and paper company Paper Excellence plans to open its Chetwynd pulp mill as early July. The mill, located in northeastern British Columbia, has been idle since September 2012.

A Vancouver junior miner with an impeccable pedigree – Tahoe Resources Inc. (TSX:THO) – is reporting its first ever cash-positive earnings from its new silver mine in Guatemala.