Resources & Agriculture

Four years after its $520 million exit, group launches company focused on Alaska

Average revenue among B.C.’s biggest miners grew 23.4% over the past year

Some B.C. fishers may be forced out of the industry if they aren’t able to earn enough income this year, according to Steveston-based fisherman Justin Taylor. “We’re kind of in the same boat as farmers.

Though its Island facilities won’t feel the impact yet, BC Hydro is starting to spill reservoirs and shut down small generation facilities in B.C.’s Interior as a result of reduced power demand during the pandemic.

Victoria-based Llamazoo Interactive one of 15 startups chosen from around the world

2020 was shaping up to be the biggest season on record in B.C. for the sector

For sawmills and mines, the biggest concern for restart is commodity demand, prices

What happened: Utility announces plans to become first in North America to purchase renewable natural gas from wood waste Why it matters: Initiative is part of an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions FortisBC is poised to be the first utility co

Enough salmon for 200,000 servings being donated by BC salmon farmers

Proponent, agencies will continue to watch pandemic’s impact