Resources & Agriculture

Pro-pipeline First Nations groups could be competing for Trans Mountain

Delta pushes provincial government to cap the number of cannabis operators on farmland

If pipeline isn’t expanded, Canada will have to write off $2 billion for nothing

Anti-pipeline activists claim there is no demand for Alberta crude in China, but the IEA and IHS Markit say otherwise

Lax Kw'alaams and other Coast Tsimshian tribes object to sale of land to Nisga'a

Oyster farmers on Vancouver Island, who have endured several difficult years, have this season taken advantage of a provincial fund designed to help stabilize the industry. More than 100 oyster farmers have accessed funding from the $1.3-million B.C.

DFO implements new regulations requiring screening for virus

Lease is in under-construction building downtown

Canfor plans to sell tenure to Interfor, which could trigger intervention by forests minister

Mills in Chetwynd, Fraser Lake, Quesnel, Smithers and Williams Lake will close for a week this month