Derrick Penner

Hydro needs new sources of firm power with the cost of renewables falling. Critics argue it's a sign the system's hitting a 'capacity crunch'

New warehouse in Pitt Meadows that will serve as a hub for distribution operations in the Lower Mainland

On Wednesday, the company said it is laying off 150 employees at store support centres.

Wesgroup Properties LP has announced it is cutting 12 per cent of its workforce during what its CEO called "a cost of delivery crisis."

With shipping lines adopting LNG as a less carbon-intensive fuel, BC marine conglomerate Seaspan is building an LNG refuelling business.

Intelligent City makes the case that factories and prefabricated construction are part of the solution to Canada's housing crisis. Read on.

B.C. improved its ranking to a B+ grade on the Canadian Federation of Independent Business' 2025 State of Internal Trade report. Read more.

The first export from Kitimat marks a historic first for the $40B project, Canada's biggest ever private-sector investment. What's next?

B.C. Ferries recently refused to let tow truck carrying damaged EV board vessel, citing risk of combustion in damaged lithium-ion batteries.

B.C. is home to Canada's biggest open-pit copper mines, but will stay out of the target zone for tariffs because mines export to Asia.