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Rusoro Mining launches $3 billion arbitration claim against Venezuela

Rusoro Mining launches $3 billion arbitration claim against Venezuela

Vancouver-based Rusoro Mining Ltd. (TSX-V:RML) has filed a US$3.03 billion claim against Venezuela at the World Bank’s International Centre of Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), the company announced March 21.
Kitimat refinery would have merit, should be considered: report

Kitimat refinery would have merit, should be considered: report

Building a refinery on B.C.’s coast would be economically advantageous and should be considered seriously, according to a new Navigant Consulting report prepared for the Government of British Columbia.
Exploded Lakeland Mills sawmill to be rebuilt

Exploded Lakeland Mills sawmill to be rebuilt

Lakeland Mills sawmill in Prince George will be rebuilt, the owner of the mill announced today.
B.C. grants Kitsault Mine conditional environmental approval

B.C. grants Kitsault Mine conditional environmental approval

The B.C. government granted Avanti Kitsault Mine Ltd. conditional environmental approval on March 19 for its desired open-pit molybdenum mine project, located at the head of Alice Arm, approximately 140 kilometres north of Prince Rupert.
Alamos drops hostile takeover bid for Aurizon Mines

Alamos drops hostile takeover bid for Aurizon Mines

Alamos Gold Inc. (TSX:AGI) has dropped its hostile takeover offer for Vancouver’s Aurizon Mines Ltd. (TSX:ARZ), Alamos announced March 20.
Kitimat could face sky-high pollution from B.C. energy boom

Kitimat could face sky-high pollution from B.C. energy boom

Experts fear one of the world’s most confined airsheds won’t be able to handle emissions from smelter, LNG, increased tanker traffic and oil refinery
Forestry ministry U-turn irks Burns Lake owners

Forestry ministry U-turn irks Burns Lake owners

Hampton Affiliates still committed to rebuilding Burns Lake sawmill, but the Portland-based company is 'disappointed' by the deferral of the contentious forestry bill
Marketing launches for new B.C.-created apple varieties

Marketing launches for new B.C.-created apple varieties

Growers of two new apple varieties created at the Pacific Agri-Food Research Centre in Summerland are getting government grants to promote the species.
Vancouver miners in no rush to resume chase for resource riches in post-Chávez Venezuela

Vancouver miners in no rush to resume chase for resource riches in post-Chávez Venezuela

Despite the global mining buzz created following the death of the country's president, Vancouver keeps mum about “significant potential” in newly attractive, mineral-rich Venezuela
Avanti fights back after Nisga’a look to halt mine restart

Avanti fights back after Nisga’a look to halt mine restart

Vancouver-based Avanti Mining Inc. (TSX-V:AVT) is pushing back after the Nisga’a Lisims Government launched a dispute-resolution process with the provincial government over an environmental assessment – a move that could impede Avanti’s planned restart of its Kitsault molybdenum mine.