Business

Canada says pipeline firms to pay all costs, damages in new spill safety rules

The B.C. government has heard the protests and is re-thinking its plan, Mines Minister Bill Bennett says

Farm and garden suppliers angry with Multi Material BC eye their own recycling program

A mob of Prince Rupert shoppers left the Argosy with $1,000 in merchandise last week as part of a new campaign.

The eyes of the energy world continue to turn to liquefied natural gas development projects on the North Coast.

Woodfibre, a brownfield pulp mill site, could end up the first of B.C.'s 13 proposed liquefied natural gas exporters

Shell, PetroChina, Korea Gas and Mitsubishi still up to two years from final commitment to Kitimat-based project

With the light of better economic days in northern B.C. on the horizon, NWCC is trying to prepare an accompanying workforce.

The company proposing to generate electricity from three dams located in Port Edward has submitted its application for a new water licence.

What started as an after-school study session with her sister and friends has turned Amy Dopson's world into a lucrative business.