Business
Chamber Chatter: Tourism numbers up compared to last two years
Welcome to our new members: Curlew Herefords, D&S Electric Ltd., Elegant Event Rentals & Planning Company, Fortis BC, and Likely Lodge
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U.S. Senators 'inaccurate' on lumber claim: Premiers
Premier Christy Clark protests to Prime minister Justin Trudeau about latest claims of softwood subsidy
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New rules in effect for mine tailings ponds
Permits will specify dam construction, water level, motion detection and independent review, Mines Minister Bill Bennett says
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Condo dispute tribunal begins work
Early intake of strata property dispute resolution applications begins for Canada's first online tribunal
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Pasture to Plate: closer to home and new horizons
At the same time Felix and Jasmine Schellenberg’s Pasture to Plate venture is expanding to include a new restaurant opening in Vancouver.
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Supreme Court upholds ban on B.C. pharmacy reward points
Regulators consider prescription incentives a health risk
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B.C. farmland protected from reforestation
Regulation change closes loophole that allowed British company to buy up B.C. farms and convert them to forest for carbon offsets
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LNG Canada latest to delay investment
Shell-led group with Korea Gas, Mitsubishi and PetroChina can't say when its decision on Kitimat project will come
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Casual Country: Peaceful Springhouse setting affords many opportunities
When Bill Herdy and Debbie Irvine saw their rural property at Springhouse they knew it was where they wanted to be.
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Site C a lone bright spot for northern B.C.
Nearly 80 per cent of 1,447 people working on Peace River dam are B.C. residents, says Energy Minister Bill Bennett
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