Resources & Agriculture

Canada may be the top mining destination for investors worldwide, but it is not doing enough to keep its crown as it still needs to allow more private ownership of mineral rights, particularly from First Nations, a new study released Thursday shows.

The Chinese government is sticking by its previous decision to impose a 13% duty on cellulose pulp coming from Canada, the U.S. and Brazil — a move Vancouver-based Fortress Paper (TSE:FTP) says will hurt business.

A workforce-planning coalition and the development of a temporary foreign workers strategy are among the 15 recommendations the B.C. government is adopting from a liquefied natural gas study.

What happens when you chop down a genetically engineered tree?

The owners of the Babine Forest Products sawmill will have to pay just over $1 million to WorkSafeBC as penalty for its role in a deadly explosion and fire two years ago.

Imperial Oil Limited’s decision on whether to build a British Columbia LNG export plant is still several years away, top executives said April 3.

For all the faith chief coroner Lisa Lapointe has in her authority to get to the bottom of the Burns Lake mill tragedy, the opposition New Democrats insist an inquest just isn't going to cut it.

British Columbia’s Ministry of Natural Gas Development is in the process of developing a regulatory policy framework for carbon capture and storage (CCS).

A buyer has been revealed in the US$374 million deal announced by Apache Corporation March 31.

Limited mill capacity could drive up lumber prices as demand increases