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Solas lights the way for renewables

Paula McGarrigle's children were raised learning about renewables. Not only does McGarrigle guide companies through renewable projects, but she has co

Jillian Clark

Energy winds are changing

Near Pincher Creek with Livingston Range in background. — Photo courtesy Jaq Murillo Everyone knows renewables are on the rise, especially in Alberta

Jillian Clark

Market Report: How is Carbon Shaping Energy for Mines?

Frank Roberto, Technical Specialist at Newmont Mining. — Photo courtesy Energy and Mines Alongside power security and cutting energy costs, reducing

Carbon a key issue as global miners prepare to meet with renewables and low-carbon energy experts

The Energy and Mines World Congress will be held November 27-28th in Toronto, ON. — Photo courtesy Energy and Mines World Congress September 14, Tor

Keith Powell

Renewable winds blow across Canada

Rob Miller is the Vice-President of Project Development with 3G Energy. — Photo courtesy 3G Energy Most people know that sustainable resources are n

Jillian Clark

Towards Zero Water

Lisa Wade, vice-president of environment at Goldcorp Inc., is tasked with leading the Toward Zero Water initiative. — Photo courtesy Goldcorp Inc. Go

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Fostering creative solutions to sustainability challenges

Foresight-mentored company Hydra Energy is capturing waste hydrogen for use as a fuel to displace up to 30 per cent of the diesel used in Class 8 truc

Jillian Clark

Minister’s statement about Mount Polley investigation

BC Minister George Heyman makes a statement on Mount Polley. — Photo courtesy Government of BC Environment and Climate Change Strategy Minister Geor

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Mining suppliers adopt a green future

Rodger McLean is new to the position of chair of MSABC. — Photo courtesy MSABC The Mining Suppliers Association of British Columbia’s (MSABC) primary

Jillian Clark

New winds are blowing: Canada’s energy shifts to renewable resources

Wind energy is just one component of a diverse and renewable energy supply. — Photo courtesy CanWEA The demand for diversification of Canada's energy

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Gaping holes revealed in Arctic oil-spill response plans

WWF staff and volunteers practicing the use of a boom to catch oil spills on water. — Photo courtesy WWF-Canada OTTAWA, April 6, 2017 /CNW/ - Major

Kemess Underground Project granted environmental assessment approval

The Kemess Underground Project in B.C. — Photo courtesy AuRico Metals Inc. Environment Minister Mary Polak and Energy and Mines Minister Bill Bennet

Keith Powell

Geoscience BC receives $10 million in new funding from BC government for earth science research

Premier Christy Clark announces the funding at the Association of Mineral Exploration Annual Round-up Conference in Vancouver. — Photo: news.gov.bc.c

Keith Powell

IKEA makes move to purchase second wind farm in Alberta

Ikea Canada is set to purchase a $58.6-million wind power facility near Drumheller, Alberta. — Photo: Ikea Calgary Ikea is known for its clean and fo

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Geothermal sustainability closer than ever in British Columbia

January 2016 in front of the Valemount Marina, a few kilometres north of the original hot springs, the ice on the reservoir was easily a foot thick, b

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Inspiring a sustainable future

Brendan Seale is Ikea Canada's Sustainability Leader. — Photo: Ikea Brendan Seale saw a need for sustainability, and made a huge career shift to mee

Jillian Clark

Wind energy continues strong growth in Canada in 2016

Wind energy and natural gas are the two most cost-competitive sources of new electricity generation in Canada today. — Photo: Canadian Wind Energy Ass

Grasshopper Solar commemorates 10th anniversary with launch of new Guaranteed Funding Program

Grasshopper Solar is a leading solar power company managing the largest residential solar fund in Canada. — Photo: Grasshopper Solar MISSISSAUGA, ON

Thompson Creek Metals wins mine reclamation award

Jonathan Buchanan, director, Information and Public Affairs for the Association for Mineral Exploration British Columbia (AME BC) — Photo: Robert Hawk

Peter Caulfield

Teck Trail announces $174 million for new acid plant

A previously completed acid plant that Teck installed in 2014. — Photo: Teck Trail/LCIC Teck Metals Ltd. (“Teck”) announced on January 2, 2107, that

Keith Powell

Teck Trail operations completes $35 million investment to improve community air quality

The newly completed Smelter Recycle building at Teck's Trail operation. — Photo: Teck Teck Trail Operations has completed construction on the Smelt

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13 research projects deploy genomics to address challenges in Canada’s natural resources

Hon. Kirsty Duncan announces $32 million in funding. — Photo: Genome Canada MONTRÉAL, Dec. 8, 2016 /CNW/ - Science plays a critical role in providin

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Crude oil tanker moratorium on British Columbia’s north coast

A proposed moratorium area, outlined in red, shows where ships will be prohibited from entering or leaving ports or marine installations. — Photo: ne

Coal Association of Canada “disappointed” with federal coal phase-out announcement

Robin Campbell, President of the Coal Association of Canada. — Photo: Coal Association of Canada “We feel that investment in the coal industry will

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