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Developer discovered he was building for the wrong market

Without united business support, there's no hope for a win in the upcoming referendum

A report in the magazine Nature saying that the rate of deforestation in Indonesia has overtaken that in Brazil points to a critical fault line in the country's political and economic structure that will hobble the new president to be elected this week.

Beaten at their own game, provincial and federal cabinet ministers reacted to the Tsilhqot’in Supreme Court of Canada decision last week with statements so vapid and disingenuous that I have to wonder if they have learned anything thing from this exercise.

Entrepreneur parlays passion for adventure travel into career

Mezzanine financing does not require much, if any, ownership dilution and is more patient and forgiving than bank debt

When someone who has just completed a series of mining asset sales totalling $1.6 billion chooses to share some frank thoughts on geothermal power, you have to respect the source.

In a welcome surprise, B.C. gained 1,300 more people than it lost to other provinces in the first quarter

Creating a successful business requires passion, not just hard work

Late one night in November, Destination British Columbia president Marsha Walden took some of the same advice that she gives her three 20-something children.