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Pipeline company seeking letter of support for Northern B.C. project

Pipeline company seeking letter of support for Northern B.C. project

NorthRiver Midstream has requested a letter of support from the City of Fort St. John for their Northeast B.C. Connector Project.
70 Crofton paper workers face at least another three-month closure

70 Crofton paper workers face at least another three-month closure

The workers had hoped to be back on the job Dec. 1, but the company says international paper markets have not recovered as anticipated
B.C. mines minister to lead delegation to London

B.C. mines minister to lead delegation to London

Head of Nisga'a government among delegates at U.K. mining conference
BCUC to take hands-off approach to hydrogen

BCUC to take hands-off approach to hydrogen

Report on nascent hydrogen industry offers hints of potential scale, power requirements
Oil and gas well drilling to pick up in 2024: Forecast

Oil and gas well drilling to pick up in 2024: Forecast

Industry group says most of this growth is expected to happen in the second half of 2024
B.C.-based Vitreo proposing $300M mine north of Prince George

B.C.-based Vitreo proposing $300M mine north of Prince George

The proposed mine would supply frac sand used for hydraulic fracturing in the Montney Basin oil and gas region in northern B.C. and Alberta
Vancouver's Silvercorp Metals sweetens offer for Tanzania-focused OreCorp

Vancouver's Silvercorp Metals sweetens offer for Tanzania-focused OreCorp

The improved offer follows rumours that influential shareholders in the takeover target were growing increasingly dissatisfied
B.C. Liberal MP urges immediate emissions cap on oil and gas sector

B.C. Liberal MP urges immediate emissions cap on oil and gas sector

In a letter to cabinet, Liberal MP Patrick Weiler called on government to set an emissions cap that "does not contain any extensions, exceptions or loopholes."
To save climate, oil and gas sector must slash operations: International Energy Agency

To save climate, oil and gas sector must slash operations: International Energy Agency

The current investment of $800 billion a year in the oil and gas sector will need to be cut in half, says International Energy Agency
Uranium sector ‘scrambling’ to fill supply gap

Uranium sector ‘scrambling’ to fill supply gap

The green energy transition is gathering pace as governments from California to Europe ease aversion to nuclear power more than a decade after the Fukushima disaster