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LNG exports will mean higher gas prices that erode domestic demand, Dow says

LNG exports will mean higher gas prices that erode domestic demand, Dow says

It is inevitable that significant LNG exports will lift natural gas prices, says an official from an industry whose feedstock price is determined by gas prices.

Engineering report: Multibillion-dollar Kitimat oil refinery project just another barrier to oilsands development

According to the Canadian Fuels Association, it costs between $7 billion and $10 billion to build even a mid-size refinery, and that can take five to seven years
Increased M action providing light on resource horizon

Increased M action providing light on resource horizon

PwC’s 2014 deals outlook report says new mines increasing cash flow into the industry
New Prosperity assessment was “very damning”: Harper

New Prosperity assessment was “very damning”: Harper

Prime Minister Stephen Harper, speaking at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2014 convention March 3, said the weight of the environmental assessment compelled his government to reject the New Prosperity mine proposal.
British Columbians say no go to GMO

British Columbians say no go to GMO

Two-thirds of British Columbians say they have a negative opinion of genetically modified (GMO) foods, according to research released by market research company Insights West.
Novo Resources acquires interest in Australian mining tenements

Novo Resources acquires interest in Australian mining tenements

Vancouver-based Novo Resources has purchased a 70% interest in 103 separate tenements and tenements applications from Australia's Creasy Group, the gold exploration company announced March 4.
B.C. one of least attractive regions in Canada for mining investment

B.C. one of least attractive regions in Canada for mining investment

British Columbia ranked 11th in Canada and 32nd globally in the Fraser Institute’s ranking of the most attractive jurisdictions for mining investors, according to the think tank’s annual global survey of mining executives.
Goldcorp, Osisko avoid court battle over hostile bid

Goldcorp, Osisko avoid court battle over hostile bid

The ongoing dispute between Canadian miners Goldcorp (TSX:G) (NYSE:GG) and Osisko (TSX:OSK) will be kept outside courts, as both companies reached a settlement Monday over Osisko’s legal action aimed at blocking the gold giant’s $2.6-billion hostile takeover offer.
Bugs helping build business for local companies

Bugs helping build business for local companies

B.C. companies are on the leading edge of developing natural pesticides
Business groups decry rejection of New Prosperity gold mine project

Business groups decry rejection of New Prosperity gold mine project

This week's rejection of Taseko's (TSX:TKO) proposed New Prosperity gold and copper mine project near Williams Lake has been lauded as a win by some, including First Nations groups, but not everyone is happy with the decision.