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Construction of FortisBC's Eagle Mountain – Woodfibre Gas Pipeline set to begin in Squamish

Construction of FortisBC's Eagle Mountain – Woodfibre Gas Pipeline set to begin in Squamish

Residents are most likely to see work beginning first at the BC Rail and Woodfibre LNG sites.
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Clients of Vancouver’s PacNet sentenced to jail in New York, ordered to forfeit almost $80M

Clients of Vancouver’s PacNet sentenced to jail in New York, ordered to forfeit almost $80M

Two men mailed millions of phony prize notices and stole more than $92.7 million from more than 700,000 victims. They contracted third-party payment processors – including PacNet – and copywriters to help create fraudulent prize notices
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Canadian deep-sea miner TMC to seek licence in 2024

Canadian deep-sea miner TMC to seek licence in 2024

Company says process is less damaging than land-based mining
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BC Ferries says computer systems upgraded to anticipate traffic spikes this weekend

BC Ferries says computer systems upgraded to anticipate traffic spikes this weekend

Upgrade follows a nearly nine-hour service outage over Victoria Day long weekend
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Metro Vancouver commuting complications affecting homebuyer demand and prices

Metro Vancouver commuting complications affecting homebuyer demand and prices

Buyers are factoring the time it takes to commute to work into a home’s price and location
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Bryan Adams, Blondie to play philanthropic Stanley Park concert

Bryan Adams, Blondie to play philanthropic Stanley Park concert

Beedie-produced event has so far raised $1 million for Greater Vancouver Food Bank
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B.C. condo buyers set their sights on Calgary’s presale market

B.C. condo buyers set their sights on Calgary’s presale market

Presale condos sales in Calgary increase by 230 per cent thanks in part to interprovincial
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Singapore’s push for self-reliance presents opportunities for B.C. companies: report

Singapore’s push for self-reliance presents opportunities for B.C. companies: report

Asia Pacific Foundation report highlights the importance of building “Brand Canada” in Asia
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The business world is not immune to ‘ghosting,' new survey finds

The business world is not immune to ‘ghosting,' new survey finds

An abrupt end to communication after job interviews, work-related phone calls and requests for more information has left many Canadians feeling corporately ‘ghosted’
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B.C.'s health-care system no stranger to cyberattacks that threaten data

B.C.'s health-care system no stranger to cyberattacks that threaten data

An active police investigation is underway and it's unclear what may have been taken from Health Employers Association of B.C. databases.
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