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Will B.C. cranberries make it to Thanksgiving dinner after warm harvest season?

Will B.C. cranberries make it to Thanksgiving dinner after warm harvest season?

Delayed crops highlight climate challenges as election candidates promise support for farmers.
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Crystal Prystai’s carves bold leadership path amid corporate shakeup at Teck

Crystal Prystai’s carves bold leadership path amid corporate shakeup at Teck

BIV C-Suite Awards: CFO informing major deals as a leading woman in mining
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Inaugural Global Wood Summit comes to Vancouver

Inaugural Global Wood Summit comes to Vancouver

State of forest sector and global markets and trade focus of two-day conference
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Hydrogen plant a no-go as Fortescue unplugs from Prince George plan

Hydrogen plant a no-go as Fortescue unplugs from Prince George plan

Australian energy giant withdraws its plan from the provincial environmental assessment process
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B.C.'s Blackwater mine aims for completion by year's end

B.C.'s Blackwater mine aims for completion by year's end

Mine near Prince George, B.C. expected to be operating by end of 2024, despite delays from wildfires
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Opinion: B.C. energy future highlights critical choices in provincial election

Opinion: B.C. energy future highlights critical choices in provincial election

Voters must choose between competing visions for sustainable energy
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Goodbye brown apples: B.C.'s Arctic Gala approved for U.S. sales

Goodbye brown apples: B.C.'s Arctic Gala approved for U.S. sales

Okanagan Specialty Fruits has three other kinds of genetically modified non-browning apples approved for sale in the U.S.
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B.C. wildland firefighter worried about smoke hazards. So he designed a solution

B.C. wildland firefighter worried about smoke hazards. So he designed a solution

British Columbia wildland firefighter Angus Duguid loves his job, but he doesn't love waking up with headaches or a clogged nose from inhaling smoke.
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Northern Lights Estate Winery set to produce its one millionth bottle

Northern Lights Estate Winery set to produce its one millionth bottle

The best-selling fruit wines in Canada are made with grown-in-BC ingredients
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Security review ordered on $1B bid for B.C. uranium exploration company

Security review ordered on $1B bid for B.C. uranium exploration company

China's stake in B.C., Australian companies could complicate $1.1 billion deal
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