Resources & Agriculture

Original $9 billion price tag balloons to as much as $12 billion

Utility no longer confident it can meet completion deadline

Roughly 11,500 new jobs coming by 2022 on just three projects

The first two sections will lay 140 km of natural gas pipeline between Groundbirch and McLeod lake in Northern B.C.

Low oil prices are a major factor in slowing an expected rebound in the economy

B.C. employment for the top companies has dropped significantly over the past year

Softwood lumber prices soared 75% in recent weeks – but that won’t bring mills back

Mike Sokal often takes a moment to admire the clear water of Okanagan Lake whenever he takes another sample for water quality testing. The lake is an essential part of life in the Okanagan and is home to an abundance of waterfowl and fish species.

Like many industries relying heavily on labour during the pandemic, the farming sector has been particularly hard hit.

B.C. winery owners grapple with lost sales and a potential drop in vineyard land values