Resources & Agriculture

Mongolia is preparing to overturn last year’s cancellation of more than 100 mining licenses following a corruption investigation, in a further attempt to revive investor confidence in the mineral rich nation.

Canada's biggest energy transport company Enbridge (TSX, NYSE:ENB) posted a 56% jump in first-quarter earnings May 7, driven by "solid" operating results across its businesses, amid fresh threat from First Nations to take their battle against the firm’s proposed $6.5 billion Northern Gateway to the company’s doors.

Former longtime owners of CedarCreek Estate Winery plan to build a new destination winery that will focus on sparkling wine.

Opposition to Trans Mountain expansion is more about the pace of oilsands development than it is about pipeline safety, says environmental lawyer

Despite the recovery of the North American housing market, B.C. lumber producers had a rough start to the year, as weather and the Vancouver truckers’ strike led to disruptions that are now showing up in first quarter results.

Drilling hints at world-class gold-copper deposit in northwestern B.C.

Long-term demand for steelmaking coal means low prices are likely temporary, experts say

More small companies are cutting precious metal deals with sector giants to bankroll new projects without surrendering equity

Companies looking to acquire mineral projects and mines must consider a wide range of crucial commercial, tax and legal issues – including the best way to structure the acquisition. Many factors will shape the choice of acquisition structure, including how developed the target project is.

Dungeness crab is selling for more than the price of lobster at Granville Island, where the cost of the West Coast delicacy has been driven up to record highs by a tight supply and insatiable demand from Asia.