Business
Council approves paved walkway next to Buy-Low
oes District of Clearwater want to spend $40,000 to construct a walkway along the south side of Murtle Crescent,
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Lumber, pellet mills still have dust hazard
Sawmill wood dust compliance has increased to 85% in latest inspections, but pellet and OSB mills have work to do
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British Columbia seeking answers from Kinder Morgan
The Province submitted more than 70 information requests dealing with spill response, prevention and recovery systems
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Forest products industry poised to develop more cutting edge innovations
At a news conference in Calgary recently, Minister of Natural Resources Greg Rickford invited forest companies to start applying
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Buy-Low walls taking shape
The project is still on schedule for completion by the end of December
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Don't rush Site C dam, mayor urges
The community most affected by the proposed third dam on the Peace River is urging the B.C. government to get more answers
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Island bid for LNG plant moves ahead
Gas line right-of-way and treaty settlement advantages may close gap between northeast B.C. gas and Port Alberni
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New penalty program introduced to encourage compliance
The goal is to encourage compliance and discourage potential violators
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Emphasize “STEM” subjects in schools, urge B.C. technologists
B.C. has not yet fully embraced a connection between education and career opportunities in applied science and engineering technology
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Aboriginal title upsets B.C. forest policy
Landmark case says Forest Act doesn't apply where title is proven, cancels Crown timber licence
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