Resources & Agriculture

BC Hydro's debt level to soar to $5 billion from $2.2 billion, predicts auditor general in scathing review of the embattled Crown corporation; Auditor General John Doyle: “They've inflated their performance by $37 million out of interest

Liberal policies continue to stunt mining sector growth; more legal action launched over uranium ban

West Chilcotin Forest Products charges that competing timber claims are quietly pulling the economic feet out from under its mill

Proponents aiming to push renewable power source to meet 17% of province’s needs by 2025

Surrey’s Endurance expanding turbine production to meet rising demand in the U.S.A. and Europe

The commodities boom led to a record amount of deals in the first six months of 2011, but investors are shying away amid increasingly volatile markets

Karina Brińo comes to B.C.’s mining industry with a strong pedigree in public policy and believes good communication with all stakeholders is the key to sector success

Environmentalists blast government’s attempt to improve transparency around controversial “fracking” drilling techniques

B.C. coal producer becomes subject of yet another bid rumour amid management upheaval

Gargantuan gold