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Warming oceans, low river levels raise B.C. fish mortality fears

Warming oceans, low river levels raise B.C. fish mortality fears

The Blob, the Slime and other global warming horror stories
Oil drop no guarantee of lower prices at B.C. gas pumps

Oil drop no guarantee of lower prices at B.C. gas pumps

Global crude oil, local gasoline commodities dance to different energy-sector tunes
B.C. regulators clear fired analyst of insider trading

B.C. regulators clear fired analyst of insider trading

Regulators have dismissed allegations of insider trading against a Hong Kong-based analyst who was fired after selling off shares in a company headquartered in Vancouver.
B.C. government considering tougher penalties for wildfire starters

B.C. government considering tougher penalties for wildfire starters

The provincial government is considering stricter penalties for human-caused wildfires that could include...
LNG deal is bad for B.C., says NDP leader John Horgan

LNG deal is bad for B.C., says NDP leader John Horgan

The NDP will vote against legislation introduced July 13 that paves the way for a proposed $45 billion liquefied natural gas project in...
Lumber recovery slow to take root in B.C.

Lumber recovery slow to take root in B.C.

This is not the forestry recovery that was hoped for. B.C.’s lumber production has long been considered a sector that would contribute positively and significantly to provincial economic growth in the post-recession period with U.S.
Salteau First Nations votes to accept deal on Site C

Salteau First Nations votes to accept deal on Site C

The deal includes lump-sum and annual payments, as well as Crown lands to compensate for flooded territory
BC Liberals introduce legislation to pave the way for $45b LNG project

BC Liberals introduce legislation to pave the way for $45b LNG project

B.C.’s finance minister has introduced legislation to pave the way for a proposed $45-billion liquefied natural gas project in northern B.C.
Call for halt on deep-sea mining could impact Vancouver’s Nautilus Minerals

Call for halt on deep-sea mining could impact Vancouver’s Nautilus Minerals

A group of scientists is asking international authorities to temporarily halt the approval of new underwater mining contracts until further environmental controls are put in place.
B.C. wildfires hammer ministry budget but increase revenue for firefighting companies

B.C. wildfires hammer ministry budget but increase revenue for firefighting companies

Heat wave costs continue to climb throughout the province