Business
B.C. gives green light to Petronas LNG
Northwest mayors hopeful 25-year project agreement means long-term recovery for struggling communities
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Crashes spark tour bus safety review
U.S is requiring seatbelts in new motor coaches starting next year, and the Canadian tour bus industry supports them
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Economic growth means raises for unions
B.C. economy grew more than independent forecast, triggering pay increase next year as surplus 10 times forecast
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BIA elects new board members
At a well-attended annual general meeting held Wednesday, July 15 the BIA elected seven new board members.
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New Caribou U-Brew owners look to continue on company’s tradition
New owners of Caribou U-Brew, Bobbi and Owen Krist are very excited to continue the company’s tradition of customer service.
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Bench marks company’s 115th year
E.B. Horsman and Son Ltd. took home a bit of the Cariboo after Stampede weekend.
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B.C. tightens rules for care of dairy cattle
National standards adopted after last year's revelations of abuse by employees at a Chilliwack dairy farm
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Legislature convenes July 13 for LNG deal
PETRONAS and its Asian partners have endorsed deal to protect them from "discriminarory" tax hikes for 25 years
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Mining activity picking up in B.C.
Red Chris begins full operation, others preparing to start despite low metal prices
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B.C. farmland-to-forest project halted
British company says it won't buy or plant any more land while it reviews its project with local officials concerned about land loss
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