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Energy Minister Rich Coleman expects to decide this fall on changes to B.C.'s clean energy legislation, including a possible reduction in independent power purchases by BC Hydro.

Independent power producers, a climate scientist and an advocate for aboriginal development urged the B.C. government Wednesday to stick with B.C.'s plan to become self-sufficient in clean energy.

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In the wake of the HST referendum, housing contractors hope B.C. consumers won't wait 18 months to spend on renovations and new homes.

The customers and staff of Value Drug Mart raised $100 to donate to the Boundary Food bank recently.

Do you have any health concerns? Are you out of balance? Then Energy Reflex Testing (ERT) is what you need.

Jogas Espresso Café has taken home eight awards for Kootenay Business Magazine’s Best Places to Eat and Drink.

The B.C. Film Commission and its regional agencies are building up their library of film locations in an effort to maintain B.C.'s $1 billion film and television industry.

A women-only fitness facility in Grand Forks has the CurveSmart program, which is essentially a computerized personal trainer.

The B.C. government has started engineering work to widen sections of the main route from Alberta into northeast B.C., the first step to a four-lane industrial route from the provincial border to Fort St. John.