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In open letter, 300 scientists urge Canada to reject Northern Gateway

In open letter, 300 scientists urge Canada to reject Northern Gateway

Three hundred scientists from across Canada have signed an open letter to Prime Minister Harper urging him to reject Enbridge’s Northern Gateway pipeline.
Plenty of room at the Inn in Dawson Creek

Plenty of room at the Inn in Dawson Creek

Work camps, ‘shadow populations’ a growing concern for northern B.C. businesses
Vancouver’s Timmins Gold faces major board upheaval from shareholder

Vancouver’s Timmins Gold faces major board upheaval from shareholder

One of the primary shareholders at Vancouver-based Timmins Gold Corp. (TSX: TMM) is pushing for a major shakeup at the higher echelons of the West Coast resource company.
Coloured diamonds poised to appreciate significantly as supply dries up, says gem broker

Coloured diamonds poised to appreciate significantly as supply dries up, says gem broker

Diamonds are no longer just a girl’s best friend, according to one Vancouver rare gem broker.
Vancouver's Boss Power closes on $30-million settlement with province over uranium ban

Vancouver's Boss Power closes on $30-million settlement with province over uranium ban

A Vancouver-based resource company has closed on a $30-million settlement with the B.C. government, officially putting to bed a nearly six-year-old lawsuit.
BC Hydro switches on $170-million transmission line and substation in Vancouver

BC Hydro switches on $170-million transmission line and substation in Vancouver

A new transmission line and substation project worth $170 million is now powering the grid in the City of Vancouver following four years of construction.
Canada's high-cost oil and gas needs a competitive game plan: report

Canada's high-cost oil and gas needs a competitive game plan: report

Canadian oil and gas companies will be competing head to head with lower-cost energy producers in the near future, and the country needs a better strategy to remain competitive in a post peak-oil world.
Province's chambers pass pro-pipeline policy

Province's chambers pass pro-pipeline policy

The chambers of commerce across the province have passed a policy that calls on the British Columbia government to maintain full support behind pipeline projects.
B.C. First Nations urge federal government to implement Cohen recommendations

B.C. First Nations urge federal government to implement Cohen recommendations

First Nations across British Columbia say it is “utterly unacceptable” that the federal government has not taken action to implement Cohen Commission recommendations regarding fisheries and aquaculture management.
Many land users cause more environmental damage, forestry watchdog warns

Many land users cause more environmental damage, forestry watchdog warns

British Columbia’s forestry watchdog is again sounding the alarm over the combined effects of forestry, mining and farming on the province’s public land.