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Baja Mining granted further standstill extension by lenders

Baja Mining granted further standstill extension by lenders

Vancouver-based Baja Mining Corp. (TSX: BAJ) announced this morning that it has landed two extensions of a standstill agreement with lenders to its Minera y Metalúrgica del Boleo S.A. de C.V. subsidiary.
Resources roundup

Resources roundup

Energy: Power companies need strategy to control rates: KPMG
Tighten controls on B.C. fish farms: Justice Cohen

Tighten controls on B.C. fish farms: Justice Cohen

Inquiry commissioner takes DFO, Ottawa to task for botching salmon policy implementation

Barkerville hires consultant, battles cease-trade order

Vancouver exploration company stands by its massive Cow Mountain gold estimate
Vancouver's Lucara recovers rare blue diamond

Vancouver's Lucara recovers rare blue diamond

Vancouver-based Lucara Diamond Corp. (TSX:LUC) this morning announced that the company has recovered a 9.46-carat rare type II blue diamond from its Karowe mine in Botswana.
Pacific Booker cries foul over mine project rejection

Pacific Booker cries foul over mine project rejection

B.C.'s environment minister denies allegations of disconnect between environmental assessment and rejection of company's proposed Morrison copper-gold project near Smithers
Ainsworth Lumber announces $175m share offering

Ainsworth Lumber announces $175m share offering

Ainsworth Lumber Co. Ltd. (TSX: ANS) Friday announced plans to raise $176 million through a common share offering as part of a previously announced refinancing plan.
Junior miners looking for new funding options: PwC

Junior miners looking for new funding options: PwC

A tough market for debt and equity financing is pushing B.C.’s junior miners to reduce spending or look for new ways to finance growth, according to a PwC report released this morning.
New BC Hydro chair appointed, 20-year plan date delayed

New BC Hydro chair appointed, 20-year plan date delayed

The B.C. government has appointed a new chairman for BC Hydro and is pushing back the due date for Hydro’s 20-year integrated resource plan by eight months to allow the utility to adjust for the power needs of the liquefied natural gas industry.
Unions ask courts to refuse foreign mine workers

Unions ask courts to refuse foreign mine workers

Two major B.C. unions have applied to have the Federal Court overturn a decision to give work permits enabling more than 200 foreign workers to work at HD Mining Ltd.’s planned Murray River underground coal mine near Tumbler Ridge.