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B.C. plant pathologist fighting fungi with fungi against destructive grapevine trunk diseases

B.C. plant pathologist fighting fungi with fungi against destructive grapevine trunk diseases

Researchers are looking at how to combat the notoriously destructive grapevine trunk disease
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B.C. must consult First Nations in mineral claims staking: court

B.C. must consult First Nations in mineral claims staking: court

No injunction granted, but ruling appears to be a win for First Nations
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Delay U.K. entry to trade deal, say meat producers

Delay U.K. entry to trade deal, say meat producers

'They can see our frustration. As far as I’m concerned, they see that our system is good.'
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Vancouver's FPX Nickel signs battery supply chain MOU with Japanese groups

Vancouver's FPX Nickel signs battery supply chain MOU with Japanese groups

Agreement lays the groundwork for FPX and Prime Planet to collaborate on vertically integrated nickel production
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Activist calls on Parkland to buy back shares and reduce debt

Activist calls on Parkland to buy back shares and reduce debt

Parkland owns and operates Burnaby refinery
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No new oil, coal projects needed as fossil fuel demand to peak this decade: IEA

No new oil, coal projects needed as fossil fuel demand to peak this decade: IEA

Rollout of renewable power, electric vehicles and heat pumps is happening so quickly that demand for coal, oil and natural gas is set to peak within the next 10 years, says new report from International Energy Agency
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Why fertilizer prices may soon fall in Western Canada

Why fertilizer prices may soon fall in Western Canada

'After two years of the market cheating rates, we expect demand to rebound.'
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Exploration permit rejected based on Tahltan objections

Exploration permit rejected based on Tahltan objections

Tahltan First Nation rejected the Latham copper-gold exploration project north of Red Chris mine
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Sumitomo Metal bets on B.C. battery materials firm Nano One

Sumitomo Metal bets on B.C. battery materials firm Nano One

Vancouver-based Nano One has piqued the interest of big mining sector actors, including Rio Tinto, thanks to its patented process for the sustainable production of lithium-ion battery material for cathodes
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Regulator rules in favour of Trans Mountain route deviation

Regulator rules in favour of Trans Mountain route deviation

TMX route will be altered slightly in an area near Kamloops
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