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Teen builds business success against the odds

Teen builds business success against the odds

A summer campfire tale sparked an idea for an enterprising Surrey youth that has yielded a thriving business and recognition from the Surrey Board of Trade.
Site C decision date up in the air

Site C decision date up in the air

A decision regarding the Site C dam could come as early as July, but it may take...
PwC outlook paints grim picture for mining, exploration

PwC outlook paints grim picture for mining, exploration

Things are not looking good for multi-billion mine projects like...
Rancher’s appeal to stop mineral exploration dismissed

Rancher’s appeal to stop mineral exploration dismissed

New Nadina Explorations Ltd. has been given the green light to continue drilling on private property over the objections of
Demand for LNG revised downward amid plunging oil, coal prices: IEA report

Demand for LNG revised downward amid plunging oil, coal prices: IEA report

Plunging oil and coal prices have the potential to hurt B.C.’s natural resources economy in more than one way.
Gold sector contributed more to the global economy than the GDP of 150 countries in 2013

Gold sector contributed more to the global economy than the GDP of 150 countries in 2013

The industry injected more than US$171 billion worldwide
Ivanhoe Energy is bankrupt

Ivanhoe Energy is bankrupt

Ivanhoe Energy, a heavy-to-light oil developer backed by billionaire mining magnate Robert Friedland, is officially bankrupt
Editorial: More B.C. energy questions than answers

Editorial: More B.C. energy questions than answers

The BC Liberal government’s answers to major power questions in the province are coming up short.
Unifor comes out against Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion

Unifor comes out against Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion

The Kinder Morgan expansion could close Burnaby’s Chevron refinery, according to one of the country’s largest unions for...
TransCanada reaches pipeline agreement with three First Nations in northern B.C.

TransCanada reaches pipeline agreement with three First Nations in northern B.C.

Three First Nations in northern B.C. will receive legacy payments for supporting TransCanada Corp.’s (TSX:TRP) (NYSE:TRP) plans to build a 900-kilometre natural gas pipeline through their territory in northern B.C.