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Mining : Hostage drama for B.C. silver miner in Bolivia
Ottawa invests $7.3 million to make B.C. small craft harbours safe

Ottawa invests $7.3 million to make B.C. small craft harbours safe

The federal government, which has recently come under fire over its decision to save $800,000 annually by closing the Kitsilano coast guard station, has found $7.3 million in new funding to ensure other B.C. waterways are safe.
BC Hydro acting CEO officially takes on role

BC Hydro acting CEO officially takes on role

BC Hydro 's former head bean-counter is now officially the utility's CEO – a job he's held on an interim basis since former CEO Dave Cobb 's hasty exit nearly a year ago.
Nearly 70% of Canadian farmers to retire in 10 years: CFIB

Nearly 70% of Canadian farmers to retire in 10 years: CFIB

Nearly 70% of Canada’s farmers plan to retire in 10 years, says the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB), which is urging the federal government to adopt tax and regulatory policies designed to attract the next generation of farme
SouthGobi in dispute with Mongolian government

SouthGobi in dispute with Mongolian government

Vancouver-based coal miner SouthGobi Resources Ltd. (TSX:SGQ; HK:1878) has announced that its subsidiary, SGQ Coal Investment Ptd. Ltd.
Silver miner to fight Bolivian nationalization threat

Silver miner to fight Bolivian nationalization threat

Vancouver-based South American Silver Corp. (TSX:SAC) is speaking out against Bolivian government statements that it intends to nationalize the company’s development-stage Malku Khota silver-indium-gallium project.
Enbridge blasted for U.S. oil spill response

Enbridge blasted for U.S. oil spill response

A U.S. watchdog has blasted Northern Gateway pipeline proponent Enbridge Inc. (TSX:ENB) for “pervasive organizational failures” behind a 2010 pipeline rupture and spill in Michigan. A U.S.
Tembec to idle Chetwynd pulp mill

Tembec to idle Chetwynd pulp mill

Montreal-based Tembec Inc. (TSX:TMB) will idle its Chetwynd, B.C., pulp indefinitely as of September 16, the company has announced.
Water security expertise flowing south

Water security expertise flowing south

Droughts, terror threats raise U.S. infrastructure safety concerns

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Forestry: Haida buy Western Forest Products licence