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Widespread cull looms in junior mining sector: analysts

Widespread cull looms in junior mining sector: analysts

Market realities to eliminate weak links and benefit viable exploration companies
UBC professor using microbes to fight mine waste

UBC professor using microbes to fight mine waste

Genomics technology could help detoxify mine effluent and tailing ponds
Surrey lumber companies lament fibre shortage

Surrey lumber companies lament fibre shortage

Business leader warns that more local mills will disappear unless timber sales focus on the domestic marketplace and local companies have open access to B.C. logs

B.C. driving organic growth in Canada

But questions over the integrity of testing and regulation governing Canada's organic food sector are sparking growing concern
Canada, Australia, the U.S. topped list of countries with most significant drill results in 2013

Canada, Australia, the U.S. topped list of countries with most significant drill results in 2013

While exploration success among the world's top mining destinations varied last year as a result of market uncertainty, the countries with the top 10 exploration budgets attracted a total of US$7.8 billion, shows SNL Metals & Mining's annual Corporate Exploration Strategies study.
Canadian greenhouse gas emissions forecast to grow beyond 2020

Canadian greenhouse gas emissions forecast to grow beyond 2020

Oilsands greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are projected to quadruple between 2005 and 2030, resulting in an 11% growth in Canadian emissions, says a federal government report.
Osisko board rejects Goldcorp hostile takeover bid

Osisko board rejects Goldcorp hostile takeover bid

Osisko Mining (TSX:OSK) has rejected a $2.6 billion hostile takeover bid launched by Vancouver gold miner Goldcorp Inc. (TSX:G), Osisko announced January 20.
Carrier Sekani Tribal Council looks for meeting with PM on energy development

Carrier Sekani Tribal Council looks for meeting with PM on energy development

After meeting with federal bureaucrats this week to discuss energy development in the region, Carrier Sekani Tribal Chief Terry Teegee said the next step is to sit down with their political masters.
B.C.’s first land sale of 2014 draws modest $7.36 million

B.C.’s first land sale of 2014 draws modest $7.36 million

B.C. kicked off its land sale schedule for 2014 this week with its January auction, which attracted a modest $7.36 million in revenue.
B.C. forests emitting CO2 at alarming rate: Sierra Club

B.C. forests emitting CO2 at alarming rate: Sierra Club

An environmental group is calling on the provincial government to take action as B.C.'s forests continue to emit more carbon dioxide than they absorb.