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MLAs butt heads over forestry tenure changes

MLAs butt heads over forestry tenure changes

Companies could have option to apply for scarce tree farm licences
BC Utilities Commission approves project that creates 400 jobs

BC Utilities Commission approves project that creates 400 jobs

The BC Utilities Commission has announced that it has approved the replacement of the John Hart generating station near Campbell River – a project that will create about 400 jobs during the project’s five-year construction phase.
Chinese demand drives jade rush in northern B.C.

Chinese demand drives jade rush in northern B.C.

Revenue, employment surge for B.C. jade companies as prices up 10-fold over past decade
HD Mining’s olive branch over TFWs falls flat as government shifts stance

HD Mining’s olive branch over TFWs falls flat as government shifts stance

B.C. jobs minister Pat Bell has told media that HD Mining fell short in looking for qualified local personnel before getting permits to bring in 201 Chinese miners for its Tumbler Ridge underground coal project.
HD Mining dismisses union claims it passed over Canadians

HD Mining dismisses union claims it passed over Canadians

The company that controversially hired Chinese workers at a northern B.C. coal mine is dismissing union claims that it rejected resumes of a number of well-qualified Canadian applicants.
Developers bank on tide rising for ocean power plays

Developers bank on tide rising for ocean power plays

Vancouver investor consortium identifies 20 potential sites for B.C. tidal power projects
Canadian clean energy losing its competitive edge

Canadian clean energy losing its competitive edge

Low gas prices, lack of support taking the steam out of renewable side of energy industry
Richmond firm lights up industrial battery sector

Richmond firm lights up industrial battery sector

Corvus Energy set to hit $60 million in sales and double staff size as lithium battery market booms
Northwest Territories premier bullish on pipelines

Northwest Territories premier bullish on pipelines

Bob McLeod backs Enbridge initiative and long-delayed $16 billion Mackenzie River natural gas route
Vancouver prunes process to cultivate farmers markets

Vancouver prunes process to cultivate farmers markets

City aims to more than double the number of markets in local neighbourhoods by 2020