Resources & Agriculture

Shell’s Groundbirch demonstrates how gas producers can shrink carbon footprints

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has dismissed a bid by two Treaty 8 First Nations to halt work on the $10.7-billion Site C dam, according to reports.

Companies already produce enough natural gas to provide half of LNG Canada’s needs

Saskatchewan will pay lower carbon taxes, get back more rebates than B.C. Canadians who live in provinces that don’t have carbon pricing will begin paying a carbon tax on gasoline, diesel and natural gas, starting on April 1, 2019.

Domestic producers claim falsely labelled roots dominating Vancouver market, eroding Canadian brand integrity

More than 21,000 oil cars set to be made obsolete in November

Calling it a return to forestry’s roots on Vancouver Island, a Langley-based company is betting heavily on the Alberni Valley with plans to build both a sawmill and a plant to manufacture wood products.

Mining giant Rio Tinto (NYSE: RIO) said Tuesday (October 16) it will likely have to delay first production from the $5.3 billion underground expansion of its Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold-silver mine in Mongolia, originally scheduled for early 2020.

Golden Dawn Minerals, KG Exploration Inc. and GGX Gold Corp. are among the companies setting foot in the area

The $30 billion LNG Canada project was signed into reality earlier this month, and a new Insights West poll shows it has the support of more British Columbians than it would have a couple years ago. Sixty two per cent of B.C.