Resources & Agriculture

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.

When considering B.C.’s LNG race it’s important to remember the 2011 mining boom that never was

A controversial mining project in Tumbler Ridge would include a massive conveyor belt to transport coal underneath the Murray River, a mining executive told an industry conference

City of Burnaby loses round 1 in battle over Burnaby Mountain

NDP blasts cut in rate from what Liberals originally proposed, but prospective LNG proponents will now be facing a tax bill that includes LNG tax, carbon tax, carbon credits, PST, GST, along with the usual federal, provincial and municipal business levies

New Brunswick’s recent election campaign featured starkly different visions of how to lift the province’s moribund economy.

Analysis says IPPs can meet B.C.’s energy needs cheaper than Hydro’s $8b Site C dam

Millions sunk into storage and handling capacity to service growing global demand

B.C. Wine Authority urges B.C. Agriculture Minister Norm Letnick to create and put regulations in place for small yet identifiable wine region

There are 580 gold deposits left around the world that are 1 million oz or bigger