Resources & Agriculture

Enbridge Inc. says it has learned from its 2010 Line 6B pipeline oil spill in Michigan to be more careful; however, in 2012 the total volume of liquids spilled was larger even with fewer spills, says a new report.

The District of Kitimat will hold a referendum to gather opinion from area residents about the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway project, the district announced January 7.

Vancouver's Turquoise Hill Resources (TSX:TRQ), majority owners of the massive Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine in Mongolia, announced the completion of its rights offering on January 8.

British Columbia’s mining industry had a strong 2013, as it saw several projects expand and new mines begin construction, driving job creation.

Resources sector still reeling from 2013's stalled commodity prices, revenue drops and expensive writedowns

Lumber production up, despite mill closures and pine beetle forest devastation

Conifex Timber (TSX:CFF) has entered into an agreement to acquire Lignum Forest Products for $4 million.

Vancouver-based JusTea provides Kenyan farmers with capital and training to process their tea leaves and help them reap a bigger share of the revenue their farms generate

Another Northeast British Columbia First Nation has decried the loss of centuries-old culture in the face of big money when it comes to the possible construction of the Site C dam.

Painted Rock Winery's Red Icon listed at $900 per bottle in exclusive Shanghai eatery