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U.S. order may pave way for B.C. company to mine the deep sea

U.S. President Donald Trump has issued an executive order to unilaterally open up mining of the world’s seabeds — a move that sets up a...

Long-term U.S. tariffs could devastate Canada’s energy sector, Deloitte warns

U.S. tariffs could lead to a 6.8 per cent drop in output across Canada’s oil, gas and mining sectors over the next five years, a...

Canada’s climate fight hinges on industrial carbon price, say experts

Put more than a dozen experts on climate change in a room and you’ll find debate on about just about everything. But ask them what...

Green push from Canada’s trade partners could lead to export boom, says report

Canada’s 10 largest trading partners after the United States have all passed climate policies that open up opportunities for green exports, a new report has...

B.C. judge uses Simpsons Duff Beer episode to explain failed lawsuit

A B.C. judge has rejected a proposed nation-wide class action lawsuit alleging a company sold various paint thinners at different price points when the contents...

B.C. weakens net-zero emissions policy for new LNG terminals

The B.C. government has weakened a policy that required new liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities in the province to produce net-zero emissions by 2030. In...

B.C. company to seek U.S. approval for deep sea mining — ‘a violation of international law,’ says United Nations

A Vancouver-based company said it is seeking approval under United States law to mine several deposits in the Pacific Ocean — a move that could...

Canada’s oil and gas CEOs using Trump threats for profit, says minister

The CEOs of Canada’s largest oil and gas companies are using the fear of U.S. tariffs to unshackle themselves from government regulation and profit from...

Canada puts $200M into B.C. floating LNG facility

 Canada says it is putting $200 million toward the construction of a liquefied natural gas plant off the coast of British Columbia. In an announcement...

B.C. trucking companies say they face ruin after losing port tags

Two trucking companies owned and operated by a B.C. couple have lost their bid to maintain preferred access to the port of Vancouver after a...

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