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Canadian fish farms improving sustainability metrics: study

Canadian fish farms improving sustainability metrics: study

Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance produces first sustainability report
Natural gas and forestry key for prosperity in Fort St. John region

Natural gas and forestry key for prosperity in Fort St. John region

Steady growth eyed for northern B.C. with Site C’s completion
B.C. First Nation threatens legal challenge to Cariboo Gold mine

B.C. First Nation threatens legal challenge to Cariboo Gold mine

Xatśūll First Nation says Cariboo Gold mine project does not have their consent
Federal government faces potential loss if Trans Mountain pipeline sold: PBO

Federal government faces potential loss if Trans Mountain pipeline sold: PBO

Taxpayers are facing potential billions of dollars in losses on the sale of the Trans Mountain pipeline as the Parliamentary Budget Officer estimates its current value is less than the sum of its assets. The pipeline could be worth between $29.
Prolonged softwood lumber dispute points to what Trump’s tariffs may mean for Canada

Prolonged softwood lumber dispute points to what Trump’s tariffs may mean for Canada

Vancouver-based forestry analyst says, even without Donald Trump’s return to the White House, the industry consensus is that U.S. lumber duties would surge to 30 per cent next year
B.C. biogas tech company inks agreements in U.S.

B.C. biogas tech company inks agreements in U.S.

Greenlane Renewables expands into American, South American RNG markets
Pembina Pipeline seeing increased interest from potential Cedar LNG suppliers: CEO

Pembina Pipeline seeing increased interest from potential Cedar LNG suppliers: CEO

CALGARY — One of the partners behind the Cedar LNG project says it has seen an uptick in interest from potential long-term contracted natural gas suppliers since the project was green-lit in June. Calgary-based Pembina Pipeline Ltd.
B.C. forest sector prognosis becoming progressively grim

B.C. forest sector prognosis becoming progressively grim

When an annual allowable cut cannot be achieved, data suggests forestry companies cut and run south.
Oil and gas sector, Premier Smith slam federal emissions cap

Oil and gas sector, Premier Smith slam federal emissions cap

Will new federal oil and gas emissions cap harmonize with B.C.’s?
Japan’s Sumitomo invests in B.C. critical minerals project

Japan’s Sumitomo invests in B.C. critical minerals project

Sumitomo investing up to $8 million in nickel-magnesium exploration in Cariboo region