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EastCoal buys Ukrainian coal mine

EastCoal buys Ukrainian coal mine

Vancouver junior coal miner EastCoal Inc . (TSX-V:ECX) has finalized the acquisition of a coal mine in Ukraine, after raising $17 million through a private placement.
Enbridge launches $5 million pipeline ad campaign

Enbridge launches $5 million pipeline ad campaign

If $1.2 billion in tax revenue and 4,000 new jobs can’t sell British Columbians on the merits of the Northern Gateway pipeline, Enbridge Inc. (TSX: ENB) is hoping a $5 million ad campaign will.
Baja lays off 40% of Vancouver staff

Baja lays off 40% of Vancouver staff

The saga continues at embattled Baja Mining Corp. (TSX:BAJ) with this morning’s announcement that it has laid off 40% of the staff and consultants at its Vancouver headquarters.

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Coal comes out on top for the province’s mining industry

Coal comes out on top for the province’s mining industry

B.C.’s black rock resources are generating billions in revenue, and major mining companies want in on the action
Pipeline plan fuels refinery closure worries

Pipeline plan fuels refinery closure worries

Concern is mounting in Burnaby where a $4 billion pipeline expansion is raising serious questions about the viability of the Lower Mainland’s only surviving oil refinery.
Teck donates $2m to protect Columbia Lake

Teck donates $2m to protect Columbia Lake

B.C.'s largest mining company is donating $2 million to help preserve a section of Columbia Lake in southeastern B.C.
Trans Mountain expansion shrinks

Trans Mountain expansion shrinks

Kinder Morgan (NYSE:KMI) said last week that its Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project will be smaller than originally thought. The project is now expected to cost $4.
Embattled Catalyst Paper put up for sale

Embattled Catalyst Paper put up for sale

Ailing papermaker forced to seek buyer for its mills in B.C. and Arizona after creditors sink plan to salvage the company
FortisBC natural gas rates to drop

FortisBC natural gas rates to drop

The BC Utilities Commission has approved a price decrease for FortisBC natural gas and propane in most parts of B.C. in 2012 and 2013. For Lower Mainland homeowners and businesses, the price for natural gas will decrease by 1.