Resources & Agriculture

But analysts say B.C. foothold in Asian timber market will reap long-term benefits

Wineries consider consolidation as domestic sales slip and competition heats up

Representatives from British Columbia's First Nations will be meeting with provincial and federal government ministers and LNG proponents October 9 and 10 to discuss the opportunities and impacts of LNG development on First Nations.

B.C.'s annual allowable turkey production up 3%, nationwide allowable increase: 9.5%

Minister of Natural Gas Development Rich Coleman will depart for Asia October 11 to promote British Columbia’s burgeoning natural gas industry.

Newspaper mogul David Black is convinced his proposed refinery near Kitimat will be both an economic and environmental winner, but challenges remain about getting bitumen from Alberta to the north coast.

A British Columbia winery has won top honours as the world's best Pinot Noir in the under £15 category at the Decanter World Wine Awards in London, England.

Uncertainty over unresolved Aboriginal land claims and government land-use policies is making British Columbia an unattractive target for mining investment, according to a Fraser Institute study released October 3.

BC Hydro claims the controversial smart meter program is tracking below the $930 million budget, despite financial statements showing the three biggest suppliers were paid an additional $40 million.

But critics discount value of open house and continue to raise concerns over environmental impact of $5.4 billion Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project