Resources & Agriculture

Part two of three: As Japan struggles to meet post-nuclear power demand, all Asian liquefied natural gas buyers are pushing for lower prices

An Estonian cruise ship converted to serve as a floating hotel – and help ease a housing crisis – was scheduled to arrive in Kitimat March 9.

Northern Gateway has set up an online database with the aim of connecting job seekers and business owners with contractors on their proposed pipeline project.

The Forest Practices Board is questioning the safety of more than two dozen bridges on forestry roads in the British Columbia Interior.

A former federal minister of Indian and Northern Affairs will lead renewed efforts to consult with and establish partnerships with First Nations and Aboriginal communities in British Columbia and Alberta for Enbridge Inc.'s proposed Northern Gateway pipeline, the company said today.

It is inevitable that significant LNG exports will lift natural gas prices, says an official from an industry whose feedstock price is determined by gas prices.

According to the Canadian Fuels Association, it costs between $7 billion and $10 billion to build even a mid-size refinery, and that can take five to seven years

PwC’s 2014 deals outlook report says new mines increasing cash flow into the industry

Prime Minister Stephen Harper, speaking at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2014 convention March 3, said the weight of the environmental assessment compelled his government to reject the New Prosperity mine proposal.

Two-thirds of British Columbians say they have a negative opinion of genetically modified (GMO) foods, according to research released by market research company Insights West.