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B.C. government wants Kinder Morgan ‘to provide more detail’ on oil-response plans

B.C. government wants Kinder Morgan ‘to provide more detail’ on oil-response plans

The B.C. government has told Kinder Morgan it wants more details about the oil company’s response plans in the event of a spill along the Trans Mountain pipeline’s proposed expansion.
Canadian forestry companies leaner, more efficient

Canadian forestry companies leaner, more efficient

Canada’s forestry industry is second only to agriculture when it comes to increased sector productivity, according to a new report released by the Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC), and British Columbia has been on the leading edge of that.
Paper Excellence plans to restart Chetwynd mill in July

Paper Excellence plans to restart Chetwynd mill in July

Richmond-based pulp and paper company Paper Excellence plans to open its Chetwynd pulp mill as early July. The mill, located in northeastern British Columbia, has been idle since September 2012.
New silver mine now generating income for Tahoe Resources

New silver mine now generating income for Tahoe Resources

A Vancouver junior miner with an impeccable pedigree – Tahoe Resources Inc. (TSX:THO) – is reporting its first ever cash-positive earnings from its new silver mine in Guatemala.
BC Utilities Commission should have say on Site C: review panel

BC Utilities Commission should have say on Site C: review panel

A joint review panel of provincial and federal environment ministries studying environmental impacts of the proposed $8 billion Site C dam has found no reason the dam can’t go ahead.
Mongolia preparing to return mining licences, end its dispute with Turquoise Hill

Mongolia preparing to return mining licences, end its dispute with Turquoise Hill

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.
Enbridge posts jump in earnings amid First Nations' threat to fight Northern Gateway

Enbridge posts jump in earnings amid First Nations' threat to fight Northern Gateway

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 CedarCreek owners to focus on bubbly, build new winery

Former CedarCreek owners to focus on bubbly, build new winery

Former longtime owners of CedarCreek Estate Winery plan to build a new destination winery that will focus on sparkling wine.
‘Dirty oil’ muddies waters of pipeline debate

‘Dirty oil’ muddies waters of pipeline debate

Opposition to Trans Mountain expansion is more about the pace of oilsands development than it is about pipeline safety, says environmental lawyer
Western Canadian forestry revenues down in first quarter

Western Canadian forestry revenues down in first quarter

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.