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But but but it was because of the environment.... TransCanada has filed a lawsuit against the Obama administration and plans to file a claim under the North American Free Trade Agreement over the U.S. government's rejection of the company's proposed Keystone XL pipeline. The company said...

VanCity says to Millennials... don't give up. Quite the clever campaign to retain customers. Metro Vancouver is consistently namedf the most livable places in the world, but it’s not great for everyone. Show us what it’s really like from your perspective. You told us how housing...

Kinda nippy. Some douchebag was on CBC this AM complaining the snow was all gone and creeks were low as I watched it snow again on the Coquihalla like it did yesterday in the Rockies. We are all gonna die.

Is consumed by the internet... Tax it?

After starting with 5000 trade units in a resource fund 12 years ago and rolled into just of shy of 38,000 units, I have hit financial devastation. I lost $98.52 this year.

Damn that Harper for ramming pipelines down hippy throats. The federal government now has seven months to make a decision on the controversial Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain upipeline, after the national regulator gave its support to the proposed project. ©CBC

Why was it $100bbl + to begin with?

You heard me.

RCC says " no f-cking way" in any of their 120 Canadian facilities. Good for them. There is no shortage of nondenominational bridges to jump off of.

My skinny TV. $75 unlimited data phone pkg tethered to my tablet with HDMI and a plethora of "Go Apps" saving me $158 plus taxes.

Meet one of the reasons we can no longer burn coal in our future. Bendable mobile phones, quick-charge batteries and unbreakable touch screens -- technology firms are racing to harness the potential of graphene, a wonder material which scientists say could transform consumer electronics. A...

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Antifluff. Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says he wants nothing to do with Ottawa’s plan for a national minimum price on greenhouse gas emissions as he raises the political heat ahead of the First Ministers climate summit scheduled for Vancouver in two weeks. In an interview Thursday, Mr...

WTF? This goes against all the gibberish about Harper's Govt not giving a flying f-ck about a rolling environmental donut. VANCOUVER — Taseko Mines Ltd. is suing the federal government in B.C. Supreme Court and seeking unspecified compensation for a 2014 decision that blocked development of a...

CALGARY – TransAlta Corp. said Thursday future investment in Alberta is “on hold” as its CEO vented her frustrations that the province has yet to pick a negotiator for the phase out of coal-fired power. “We thought we’d have a negotiator appointed by the end of January; it’s now the end of...

With Ontario’s 2016 budget set to land next week, all eyes are on how the province plans to balance the remaining $7.5-billion deficit by the end of next fiscal year. But a new report is offering a different narrative, looking back at how the provincial deficit ballooned to that amount in the...

Money for whirly gigs, EV charging stations, corporate subsidies but none for health care. TORONTO - The Ontario Nurses' Association is sounding the alarm about layoffs of Registered Nurses by cash-strapped hospitals, and warns patients will pay the price. The union, which represents 60,000...

Americans bought about 13,000 battery-powered and plug-in hybrid vehicles in December – one of the best months on record for those kinds of cars and trucks. But that’s only about four days worth of sales of the Ford Motor Co. F-Series pickup, underlining how difficult it is to convince drivers...

New app links junkie homeless, junkie vulnerable with available services in Vancouver Arriving at a shelter after the last bed is filled or last hot meal is served can be devastating to someone in need. What a drag man. A new, web-based app – the mobile version is coming – has launched to link...

PORT RENFREW, B.C. -- British Columbia's coroners' service has confirmed that a foot discovered on a Vancouver Island shoreline is in fact human. A hiker exploring Botanical Beach near Port Renfrew Sunday afternoon came across a running shoe containing a human foot in a sock. B.C. Coroners...