Resources & Agriculture

At least two members of the group that recommended a pause on coal mining in Alberta's Rocky Mountains are concerned the province's regulator appears to have accepted applications to renew an already twice-denied project, in seeming contradiction of

Approximately 5.6M acres have burned in B.C. so far this year, up from 3.3M acres in 2018

Pre-feasibility study confirms high grades of nickel, long mine life

The agreement includes a long-term fibre supply agreement for the Quesnel River pulp facility

Latest fines bring total to $801,700

B.C.-based miner plans to prioritize exploration

B.C. Forests Minister talks about maximizing value of B.C. timber

CALGARY — The group behind a proposed carbon capture and storage (CCS) network for Alberta's oilsands is watching the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion's latest regulatory hurdles with dismay.

“As alternate mass accommodations for workers in the region are not available, a strike at the property would disrupt the pipeline project,” the union warned in the statement.

CALGARY — A growing number of forecasts are calling for the return of US$100 oil before the end of the year — a prospect that could put even more pressure on consumers and make it harder for central bankers to rein in inflation.