Cost of power trending lower, but project still pays for itself and eliminates most electricity theft from marijuana grow ops
#BCForestFuture series: Premier Christy Clark confident Donald Trump wants housing construction boom, needs B.C. lumber
One third of region off limits to commercial logging, annual cut set at 2.5 million cubic metres per year
Premier Christy Clark named Stewart to new trade post after he resigned his seat to give her a place to run in a by-election
People using opioid drugs alone have little time to react to overdose, 128 deaths across B.C. in November alone
#BCForestFuture series: Nechako Lumber was B.C.'s first to sell lumber to Japan, and has led the way in dealing with mountain pine beetle
#BCForestFuture series: Carrier Sekani chief joins forest trade mission to Asia, where cultural ties and business are intertwined
#BCForestFuture series: Structurlam of Penticton has builders and engineers asking questions in Japan and China
Beijing shifts toward sustainable lumber certification
A fresh look at the obvious biases of climate change politics.
Chinese government's pollution targets may give edge to wood construction over steel or concrete
Reconstruction continues in fishing village wiped off map by tsunami's wall of water
Timber from Port Alberni helped Japanese museum replace historic ship masts destroyed in tsunami
Notice of American litigation follows expiry of last Canada-U.S. softwood lumber agreement in October
Grand Chief Ed John gives recommendations to Premier Chriisty Clark, who promises more resources and local control
Supreme Court of Canada has declared Métis people to have he same constitutional rights as 'status Indians'
Bernard Richard set to take over from Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond as independent watchdog of B.C. children and families ministry
Teacher union poster and newsletter irks veteran, who says a pro-D day should be devoted to distinguishing 'teaching from preaching'
Great Bear Rainforest to be recognized at Buckingham Palace ceremony for Queen's Commonwealth Canopy Initiative (with VIDEO)
Supreme Court backs union on class size, special needs, overturning 2002 legislation introduced by Christy Clark as education minister
