Resources & Agriculture

Seven mines have closed in B.C. since late 2013, but two new ones went into production

Designed in an age of $100 a barrel oil, the first phase of the $470-million worker camp was completed late last month

Woodfibre LNG has its first potential customer, and it is a major player in China. The company announced Monday its Singapore-based affiliate Woodfibre LNG Export Pte has signed an agreement with Guangzhou Gas Group Co.

Peace River Regional District directors voted to reverse a previous resolution asking the province not to lease oil and gas rights beneath a parcel that includes Blackfoot Regional Park

This year marks the fifth year B.C. mining has struggled through low commodity prices, and both capital spending and revenues continue to decline, according to a PwC report on the industry.

Industry association pledges to reduce CO2 emissions by 30 megatonnes by 2030, but accurate measurement of plan’s impact remains a challenge

Less harvestable timber, shifting demographics and an innovation gap are just some of the challenges Canadian forestry companies face

Sector volatility and due diligence equal rapid growth at Sandstorm Gold

Sale of 812-carat diamond for US$63 million anticipates upcoming sale of larger diamond in June.

Canada’s forest industry is pledging to do its part to fight climate change by reducing Canada’s carbon emissions by 30 megatonnes by 2030