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Gas drilling rights sold for lake and provincial park in Northeast B.C.

Gas drilling rights sold for lake and provincial park in Northeast B.C.

Local conservation groups raise red flags about drilling under Swan Lake
Drilling demand up in northeast B.C. despite dropping oil prices

Drilling demand up in northeast B.C. despite dropping oil prices

November and December netted the highest returns of the year for oil and gas exploration rights in northeast B.C., in spite of...
Avian flu found in wild birds in Washington state; not known if it is related to B.C. epidemic

Avian flu found in wild birds in Washington state; not known if it is related to B.C. epidemic

Two strains of bird flu have been found in Washington state just south of the Lower Mainland
Site C dam gets green light

Site C dam gets green light

Mega-dam presents paradox for industry, which needs the power but could see inflation on LNG projects from labour crunch
Vancouver potash miner could lose Brazilian mining rights due to unpaid taxes

Vancouver potash miner could lose Brazilian mining rights due to unpaid taxes

The Brazilian government could revoke the mining rights for Vancouver’s Canadian Pacific Potash Corp. because the miner failed to...
Stockwell Day pitches ‘Canada’s greenest refinery’

Stockwell Day pitches ‘Canada’s greenest refinery’

Pacific Future Energy refinery proposed for Prince Rupert would be half the cost of David Black’s $22 billion Kitimat Clean
Warming reveals more ore opportunities

Warming reveals more ore opportunities

A 10% loss of B.C.’s glacial ice since the 1980s has uncovered more mineral deposits that increase new mine feasibility in the province
Meet niobium, mining market’s hot new supermetal

Meet niobium, mining market’s hot new supermetal

Local miners aim to cash in on lucrative niobium market with mines in B.C., Nebraska
Shuswap First Nations push mining guidelines

Shuswap First Nations push mining guidelines

Rules carry little legal weight but would be foolish for companies to ignore, experts say
Proposed changes to Canadian takeover regime would kill ‘poison pills’ in hostile acquisition attempts

Proposed changes to Canadian takeover regime would kill ‘poison pills’ in hostile acquisition attempts

Who should have the biggest say on responding to a hostile takeover, the target company’s directors or its shareholders?