Resources & Agriculture

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC), along with most other provincial securities regulators across the country, is proposing new rules to make it easier for companies listed on the TSX Venture Exchange to raise new money from investors.

British Columbians are feeling more positive about the proposed Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipelines than they were at the beginning of 2013, according to the results of an Insights West study released November 21.

The weather up until last week was helping the rebuild of Lakeland Mills.

British Columbia saw the biggest year-over-year percentage increase in drilling in Western Canada, as the province rig released 447 wells to the end of October, compared with 388 a year ago – an increase of 15.21%.

$200 million feasibility study to be commissioned for $26 billion North Coast heavy-oil project

Quality over quantity the new mantra as native band companies increasingly take charge of forest industry on Haida Gwaii archipelago

The British Columbia government will not have an agreement on taxation of liquefied natural gas (LNG) for at least another month, natural gas minister Rich Coleman said today in a press conference.

British Columbia’s global ranking for having policies that attract oil and gas investment has slipped, due in large part to political uncertainty over land claims, taxation and environmental regulations, announced the Fraser Institute November 18 in its annual Global Petroleum Survey.

Flexibility required from businesses, government, First Nations, community stakeholders needed to ensure the province prospers

Mining boss makes sure Goldcorp stays 'nimble' to endure the cycles of the industry