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ERA to acquire Offsetters and Carbon Credit Corp.

ERA to acquire Offsetters and Carbon Credit Corp.

ERA Carbon Offsets Ltd. (TSX V:ESR) has announced plans to acquire Vancouver companies Offsetters Clean Technology Inc. and Carbon Credit Corp. (CCC) in a move to create the largest and most diverse carbon project development group in Canada.
New Gold mine receives sustainability award

New Gold mine receives sustainability award

New Gold Inc.’s (TSX:NGD) New Afton Mine has received the 2011 Mining and Sustainability Award.
Victoria inks LNG agreement with Haisla First Nation

Victoria inks LNG agreement with Haisla First Nation

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Goldcorp not a Chinese takeover target: chairman

Goldcorp not a Chinese takeover target: chairman

Vancouver-based gold miner Goldcorp Inc. (TSX:G) isn’t a Chinese takeover target, according to chair Ian Telfer.
Embattled SouthGobi Resources fires CEO Molyneux

Embattled SouthGobi Resources fires CEO Molyneux

Vancouver-based SouthGobi Resources Ltd. (TSX:SGQ) has fired president and CEO Alexander Molyneux in what’s being seen as a move by Rio Tinto Ltd.
Canadian mining CEOs’ bonuses drop 31%: PwC

Canadian mining CEOs’ bonuses drop 31%: PwC

Canadian mining CEOs have seen, on average, a 31% drop in bonuses this year, according to the just-released 2012 Mining Industry Salary Survey by Coopers Consulting and PwC.
Western Wind says sale process has “strong momentum”

Western Wind says sale process has “strong momentum”

As Vancouver-based Western Wind Energy Corp. (TSX-V:WND) gears up for a proxy vote, the company is touting the success of its efforts to sell the company.
Coal industry driving $5.2b in Canadian GDP: PwC

Coal industry driving $5.2b in Canadian GDP: PwC

As Canada’s top coal exporter, B.C. reaping most benefits from dramatic jump in its value
Gas-field extraction causes mini-quakes: report

Gas-field extraction causes mini-quakes: report

Gas commission concludes fracking-related seismic events caused no damage
Teck admits to polluting Columbia River

Teck admits to polluting Columbia River

In the midst of legal proceedings, Teck Metals Ltd. (TML) has admitted that its Trail, B.C., operations have polluted the Columbia River in the U.S. Vancouver-based Teck Resources Ltd. (TSX:TCK.A and TCK.