HD Mining's proposal moves ahead after bitter battle over temporary foreign workers
British company bought three more B.C. farms, but now considering planting areas burned or beetle-killed instead
B.C. farm, forest products face tariffs in Japan, Malaysia, Vietnam, Australia and New Zealand
Civic leaders weigh in on tax policy at UBCM, reject resumption of carbon tax increases
Property transfer tax expected to produce $200M windfall for B.C. government this year, adding to housing cost pressure
Forest fire season tops $300 million in costs, but higher income tax, property transfer tax make up for it
Tulsequah Chief has polluted the Taku River system for decades, souring relations with state downstream
Northwest B.C. mine projects on major salmon rivers that flow into the Alaska panhandle
Crown land plans required from forest companies overlap, lack clarity and can't be measured, Forest Practices Board says
Kinder Morgan says 145 conditions on wildlife, ocean impact, earthquake and other hazards is "rigorous but achievable"
Cross-promotion between alcohol producers expected to be unleashed with latest B.C. liquor policy reform
Northwest mayors hopeful 25-year project agreement means long-term recovery for struggling communities
U.S is requiring seatbelts in new motor coaches starting next year, and the Canadian tour bus industry supports them
B.C. economy grew more than independent forecast, triggering pay increase next year as surplus 10 times forecast
National standards adopted after last year's revelations of abuse by employees at a Chilliwack dairy farm
PETRONAS and its Asian partners have endorsed deal to protect them from "discriminarory" tax hikes for 25 years
Red Chris begins full operation, others preparing to start despite low metal prices
British company says it won't buy or plant any more land while it reviews its project with local officials concerned about land loss
Yet another crossover enters the market in 2015, with Mazda's much-anticipated and 'exciting' CX-3.
More than 200 beer types up more than five per cent: NDP