Resources & Agriculture

B.C.’s top performers increased almost three times as much as they did last year

In the five years since the Mount Polly mine disaster, B.C.’s mining industry has focused on tailings pond management and obtaining social licence for resource extraction projects.

If Chevron sells stake in Kitimat LNG, it wouldn’t the first time it changed hands

Guatemalan protest leader makes his case in Pan American Silver’s home city

CO2 sequestration in tailings, rare earths in coal under microscope

New energy regulator doubles Kitimat LNG’s export licence period

The first segments of pipe for the Coastal GasLink Project begin to arrive at storage sites this week in anticipation of construction ramp up later next year, TC Energy reported on Tuesday. The $6.

Five years after the first arrests on Burnaby Mountain over the Trans Mountain expansion project, the company said “expansion project pipe” will be “in the ground before Christmas.

Protesters say they followed trucks to a Kwikwetlem First Nation business park, but chief says there's "nothing to be concerned about"

All of Canfor's British Columbia sawmills, with the exception of one, will be shut down over Christmas and New Years, the company said Monday. The two-week curtailment will begin Mon., Dec. 23 with operations resuming on Fri., Jan. 3.