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Stock jumps for Vancouver’s Nevsun following strong Q3 results

Stock jumps for Vancouver’s Nevsun following strong Q3 results

Nevsun Resources (TSX:NSU) stock jumped as much as 4.4% out of the gate on Friday (October 31) after releasing third quarter results that beat expectations thanks to strong cash flows and high grade throughput at its Bisha mine in Eritrea.
Rio Tinto to take massive US$2.5b writedown for Oyu Tolgoi mine

Rio Tinto to take massive US$2.5b writedown for Oyu Tolgoi mine

Mining giant Rio Tinto (LON, ASX:RIO), the parent company for Vancouver’s Turquoise Hill (TSX:TRQ), is set to take...
Goldcorp posts US$44m loss in Q3, shares hit 52-week low

Goldcorp posts US$44m loss in Q3, shares hit 52-week low

Goldcorp Inc. (TSX:G) reported a third-quarter loss of US$44 million
BG Group to delay Prince Rupert LNG-export terminal

BG Group to delay Prince Rupert LNG-export terminal

British energy company BG Group will delay a plan to build an LNG-export terminal near Prince Rupert
Science World presenting at series of government-hosted LNG seminars

Science World presenting at series of government-hosted LNG seminars

The provincial government’s proposed tax plan for LNG has been announced, and in preparation for...
Teck reports 37% drop in Q3 profit, points to low steelmaking coal prices

Teck reports 37% drop in Q3 profit, points to low steelmaking coal prices

Teck Resources Ltd. reported adjusted profit of $159 million for the three months ended September 30, 2014
Are bad decisions driving up what you pay at the pump?

Are bad decisions driving up what you pay at the pump?

While gas prices are dropping, more than three-quarters of drivers – 82% – say they are still concerned about the price of gas, and some common behaviours by drivers in British Columbia are actually leading to increased gas bills
$400 million plant expansion could shift B.C.’s domestic LNG transportation market into high gear

$400 million plant expansion could shift B.C.’s domestic LNG transportation market into high gear

B.C.’s growing transportation market provides gas producers with alternative to Asia
TransCanada’s $4b pipeline gets B.C. environmental assessment certificate

TransCanada’s $4b pipeline gets B.C. environmental assessment certificate

TransCanada Corporation says that the British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office has issued an environmental assessment certificate for the $4-billion Coastal GasLink pipeline project
B.C.’s LNG strategy won’t help climate change: Pembina report

B.C.’s LNG strategy won’t help climate change: Pembina report

Despite government claims B.C.’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) strategy would reduce the impacts of global climate change, a new report finds the province’s efforts to push natural gas will do little to help the environment.