Local Business

Petroleum and natural gas land sales in the province rebounded slightly at its October auction, bringing in $3.2 million. It’s a better result than September's total of $548,187, but a far cry from an October 2014 total of $14.3-million.

You can spot the ground forces of the Alberta invasion on just about any frontage road in Northeast B.C.

A company seeking to build a 160-kilometre pipeline from Wonowon to Taylor will hold an open house in Fort St. John Oct. 21 in conjunction with the British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office (EAO). Plateau Pipeline Ltd.'s proposed Northeast B.

Veresen's $860 million Sunrise Gas plant will feed gas to Alberta pipeline

Crew Energy, Painted Pony, Progress Energy, and Arc Resources keep natural gas production rolling

A Fort St. John business has won a major accounting firm’s Entrepreneur of the Year award.

Spectra Energy is conducting feasibility studies on a proposed expansion to its Fort St. John Mainline running between Taylor and Chetwynd. The pipeline transports sales-quality natural gas.

Fort St. John’s Ted Pickell, who has owned and operated Arctic Construction for 62 years, has launched a new venture in the coastal town of Stewart: a port. Pickell has built the first commercial wharf on B.C.’s coast in more than 30 years.

Involvement in earlier Progress deal was found to have breached the Conflict of Interest Act

Ted Pickell, Arctic Construction, invests $70M into Stewart World Port