Resources & Agriculture

The National Energy Board is holding a hearing on October 8 in Calgary to resolve the legal imbroglio between the city and Kinder Morgan over the Burnaby Mountain conservation area

Canada’s Federal Court of Appeal has given a British Columbia First Nation permission to apply for court review of the federal government’s approval of the Northern Gateway pipeline project.

Scientist estimates overly cautious escapement policies cost B.C. fishermen $20 million

B.C.'s own history shows that the LNG industry is sensitive to long-term contract renewals

Second-quarter profits among Western Canadian lumber producers surveyed by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) have dropped by more than half compared to last year, according to a new report from the accounting firm.

The glacial pace at which Ottawa has approved licences for medical marijuana production under new federal regulations isn’t keeping one B.C. bud company from growing its operations by 10 fold.

Uncertainty over the future of LNG in British Columbia could lead to Petronas pulling out of its $10 billion Pacific NorthWest LNG project in this province

New pellet plants will be constructed at the Chetwynd and Fort St. John Canfor sawmills, it was announced September 24. According to a release, the total investment will be for $58 million.

Kinder Morgan’s pipeline expansion is illegal - under Coast Salish law

On a trip to discourage the federal government from going through with the controversial Site C dam, Fort Nelson First Nation Chief Liz Logan and West Moberly First Nation Chief Roland Willson visited Ottawa with Union of B.C.