Business

Interior, Kootenay and North will allow non-farm uses on farmland, still subject to approval by Agricultural Land Commission

Pacific NorthWest LNG may be welcoming its fourth international off-take partner in the near future, if recent reports are true.

A potential liquefied natural gas company is looking towards future development on the west coast.

The company's group includes nearly 1,700 retail and gas outlets and it employs more than 85,000 people in Canada.

Spectra Energy has started the environmental review process for its proposed Westcoast Connector Transmission project.

A provincial minister is confident at least one LNG company will make a final investment decision by the end of this year or in early 2015.

The National Aboriginal Business Opportunities Conference (NABOC) has grown every year since its inaugural year in Prince Rupert.

Repairs on large vessels, such as tugs and the Digby Island Ferry, could soon be done on the North Coast.

The Port Metro Vancouver truckers' strike won't have any effect on port operations in Prince Rupert.

Minister Don McRae says policy changes coming in June, and employers are a key part of increasing opportunity