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Mining company invests $6 million in Squamish's Carbon Engineering

Mining company invests $6 million in Squamish's Carbon Engineering

BHP gets a share of the company in return
Artisan market for Britannia Beach South approved

Artisan market for Britannia Beach South approved

Fifty vendor stalls will be put up during first year
South Britannia temporary work camp proposal sparks fiery debate

South Britannia temporary work camp proposal sparks fiery debate

Up to 500 workers for Woodfibre and Fortis projects could be in area for up to six years
'Our democracy is as threatened as our wild salmon'

'Our democracy is as threatened as our wild salmon'

Ottawa's response to fish-farm ruling sounds alarm among conservationists
Jericho Lands development launches with assurances of 'full consultation'

Jericho Lands development launches with assurances of 'full consultation'

Aside from highlighting their people's historic connection to the Jericho Lands, chiefs from the Musqueam Indian Band and Tsleil-Waututh Nation, as well as a Squamish Nation councillor, promised extensive consultation on the development of the 90-acr
More than 100 years later, naval charts reveal B.C. kelp beds

More than 100 years later, naval charts reveal B.C. kelp beds

New digital map to be used for DFO, UVic research
Tougher rules now in effect forcing deadbeat parents to pay up

Tougher rules now in effect forcing deadbeat parents to pay up

Burnaby Now Life just got tougher for deadbeat parents. Changes to the Family Maintenance Enforcement Program (FMEP) came into effect March 1.
SLRD passes micro-cannabis production policy

SLRD passes micro-cannabis production policy

New minimum set for operating size
Hero teens praised for Grouse Mountain chairlift rescue

Hero teens praised for Grouse Mountain chairlift rescue

A group of North Shore teens are being hailed as heroes after carrying out a dramatic rescue on Grouse Mountain Wednesday afternoon.
Researchers ask public to watch out for B.C. bats

Researchers ask public to watch out for B.C. bats

White Nose Syndrome now on West Coast