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British Columbia brought in more than $2 million for the second month in a row at its Crown petroleum and natural gas rights auction. The province brought in $2.1 million at the Oct.

Says there's lots of work left to be done

Pipeline capacity and aggressive American expansion top challenges, business leaders hear

Progress Energy President and CEO Michael Culbert will step down from his daily responsibilities at the end of October as he readies for retirement, the company announced Monday.

FSJ hasn't had 1,000 EI claimants in data going back to 1997

Geoscience BC has embarked on the first project of its kind in B.C. to sample and profile natural gas from producing wells in the northeastern part of the province. The information will improve understanding of where natural gas liquids are located.

Peace River Hydro Partners is one of four teams that have been shortlisted by BC Hydro to build the generating station and spillways for the Site C dam.

Tumbler Ridge has struggled with double-digit unemployment since its mines closed. A coal company that's big on faith looks set to turn the town around

AltaGas officially opened its Townsend facility at a special ceremony on Sept. 14. Company executives for both AltaGas and Painted Pony Petroleum were joined by special guests and dignitaries, including Fort St.

New online searchable database offers easy chick-ins on pipeline approval conditions