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Half of B.C. residents would say “No” to Northern Gateway

Half of B.C. residents would say “No” to Northern Gateway

Support for the controversial Northern Gateway project has fallen in British Columbia.
One man's trash is another man's treasure

One man's trash is another man's treasure

Amerigo Resources expands in Chile, turning copper mine waste into valuable concentrate
Avanti Mining's Kitsault project gets environmental approval

Avanti Mining's Kitsault project gets environmental approval

Avanti Mining (TSX-V:AVT) has received environmental approval from the federal government for its Kitsault molybdenum mining project, the miner announced June 28.
Vancouver's Veris Gold bids adieu to more personnel amid bankruptcy woes

Vancouver's Veris Gold bids adieu to more personnel amid bankruptcy woes

Embattled Veris Gold (TSX:VG), which was granted creditor protection from the B.C. Supreme Court in early June, is undergoing further housecleaning with the departures of a board member and a high-level executive.
Vancouver's First Quantum Minerals shuts down Panama mining project amid labour dispute

Vancouver's First Quantum Minerals shuts down Panama mining project amid labour dispute

First Quantum Minerals (TSE:FM) has shut down a mining project in Panama amidst a labour dispute with construction workers in the Central American country.
Teck Resources nearly doubles tonnage of hazardous waste recycled in 2013: report

Teck Resources nearly doubles tonnage of hazardous waste recycled in 2013: report

In addition to reduced profits in 2013 — when profits dropped to $1 billion compared with $1.8 billion the year prior — Vancouver’s Teck Resources (TSX:TCK) also managed to reduce its environmental impact last year.
Northern Gateway leader Janet Holder still confident about project

Northern Gateway leader Janet Holder still confident about project

Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline project leader Janet Holder is still confident the controversial project can begin construction in 2015 as initially planned.
Expert cautions B.C. against proposed ‘two-tier’ LNG income tax

Expert cautions B.C. against proposed ‘two-tier’ LNG income tax

The B.C. government must tread carefully on its “tax talk” as it attempts to develop an LNG industry in the province, according to an industry observer.
Growing demand for natural food drives sales organically

Growing demand for natural food drives sales organically

Claims of product purity have marketing clout – as long as they can stand up to scrutiny
Quota policy needed for log exports in B.C.: Fraser Institute

Quota policy needed for log exports in B.C.: Fraser Institute

An export quota policy that would allow log producers to export a fixed number of logs, as opposed to either an outright ban or an open policy of unlimited free trade, would be the best policy for British Columbia log exports, argues a Fraser Institute study released June 24.