The sale of Canadian government-owned Ridley Terminals, the coal export facility in Prince Rupert, might fetch as much as C$2 billion.
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More people continue to move from B.C. to other provinces than migrate west, according to the latest Statistics Canada estimates
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Pacific Northwest LNG held open houses in Prince Rupert and Port Edward last week.
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Rebounding gas prices result in $61 hit to typical home
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East coast grocer hasn't decided if it will keep the Safeway name or reflag stores
READPrince Rupert's Fairview Terminal experienced its third straight month of double digit decline in May.
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Work on Pinnacle Renewable Energy's pellet export terminal is proceeding according to plan, said company president Leroy Reitsma.
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A team from Spectra Energy were in Prince Rupert for an open house about the pipeline that would serve the BG Group's LNG terminal.
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The Prince Rupert and District Chamber of Commerce is the best in the province, according to the B.C. Chamber of Commerce.
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Acting BG Group Canada president Steve Swaffield is among those who don't believe all LNG terminals proposed for the northwest will happen.
READProspective Aboriginal entrepreneurs will be better prepared to benefit from economic opportunities in northern B.C.
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Major changes are coming to the building currently occupied by TriCorp.
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As LNG jumps to the forefront of North Coast development, four of the biggest players in the industry spoke about their Prince Rupert plans.
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New phone numbers may still be able to get old area codes, depending on supply
READCome May, CityWest customers will have fewer hours in which to pay their bill or make services changes at the Third Ave. location.
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Northern Savings Credit Union finished last year with $57 million less in cash and cash equivalents and lower net earnings than 2011.
READAlmost 300 delegates from around the world will be in Prince Rupert next week for the National Aboriginal Business Opportunities Conference.
READPort Edward could soon be home to a major camp development to house workers in the region.
READWhile Ridley Terminals recorded its second highest monthly volume in the terminal's history in March, Fairview Terminal saw a decline.
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It's been less than a year since Fields Store shut down, but Prince Rupert will see the return of the department store.
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