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With the goal of reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and a commitment to keeping costs in check, Fraser Health turned to FortisBC for help with a major project—upgrading the space and water heating systems to high efficiency at the authority’s Ri

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For many years, rendering has been known as the “silent industry,” due to the general public’s lack of awareness of meat by-products recycling. But rendering companies such as West Coast Reduction Ltd.

Two new research studies commissioned by Pacific Blue Cross have painted a picture of how British Columbians are coping with their mental and physical health due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic.

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If you pay a visit to West Coast Reduction Ltd. ’s flagship shipping and processing operation at the Port of Vancouver, you’ll be struck by the sheer size of its bulk storage tanks, some of which stand 10 stories tall.

Industry-trained experts at the British Columbia Institute of Technology teach students to be career-ready — and resilient.

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West Coast Reduction Ltd. was recycling long before environmental sustainability was a consideration. The company is now instrumental in helping B.C. achieve its greenhouse gas reduction targets by supporting next-generation biofuel production.

Global economic uncertainty fueled by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has left many businesses struggling with unprecedented challenges to their survival.