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B.C. immigration far outpacing new housing units, report reveals

B.C.’s population grew by 162,000 people between July 2022 and July 2023, despite high out-migration from B.C. to other provinces, according to the BC Check-Up: Live annual report...

Germany needs hydrogen in its energy mix – can Canada deliver?

Germany is very keen on Canadian hydrogen and hydrogen technology such as fuel cells. It is so interested, in fact, that Messe Stuttgart—a German conference...

Tulsequah Chief mine finally getting a closure and remediation plan

An historic mine site that has polluted the Tulsequah River for decades will finally be closed and cleaned up. The Ministry of Energy, Mines and...

A former Liberal’s Conservative prescription for B.C.

A B.C. Conservative government would axe B.C.’s carbon tax, lower taxes in general, tackle government debt, remove CleanBC restrictions that hamper new LNG development, reform...

Vancouver conference kicks off with green hydrogen announcement

A proposed 25-megawatt green hydrogen production plant to be developed in partnership with the Xaxli’p First Nation near Lillooet was announced Tuesday morning at the...

Nano Nuclear targets mine sites for micro-reactors

Sixty-five years ago, the first nuclear-powered submarine went into service in the United States. Today, there are 160 submarines, aircraft carriers and ice breakers around...

Right, centre-right must unify or lose to NDP: Christy Clark

Former B.C. Liberal premier Christy Clark is not running for office, but nonetheless delivered a campaign-style speech Monday in front of a business audience, in...

Silicon Valley spirit growing on Fraser Valley farms

Farmers and ranchers in Canada face numerous challenges, from avian flu infecting poultry flocks, to climate change adaptation and the loss of farmland to urban...

Mining in B.C. presents ‘greatest opportunity in a generation’: PwC

The demand for critical minerals to supply the energy transition presents British Columbia with “the greatest opportunity in a generation,” says a new report by...

Net zero by 2050, an ever-receding target?

Progress on the energy transition in Canada is highly fragmented, with provinces like Quebec doing more to cut greenhouse gas emissions than provinces like Alberta and...

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