The Westshore coal terminal at Roberts Bank – which typically processes about 33 million tonnes of coal a year – is among the busiest such facilities in Canada and along the west coast of North America.

A 272.9% increase since 2014 has driven the median M&A deal value to its highest level in six years.

Starting mid-February, Bryan Cox will serve as president and CEO.

Gratton was the latest executive to tell Greater Vancouver Board of Trade members that Canada’s competitiveness on the world stage is slipping.

Michael McPhie, former CEO of the Mining Association of British Columbia, intends to clear his company’s name after it was implicated in share distribution scandal.

The complaints come six days ahead of a special shareholders meeting on January 8.

BC risks a contraction of the mining sector of the economy by not taking concrete, immediate action while competitors advance initiatives of their own.

Undergraduate mining engineering program enrollment dropped 12% between 2015 and 2016.

Integrated mining development company rolls investment dice on its first major B.C. project.

The province’s businesses grapple with the challenge of rising costs, threats to natural resources and changes in consumer spending patterns.

Vancouver-based company Electra Meccanica has pre-orders worth $2.4 billion.

An end to an eight-week long strike at the Mount Polley copper mine may be in sight, following a tentative agreement reached between the union and Imperial Metals (TSX:III).