Coal poised to save BC mine sector Coal production, Fording, Market reports, May/June 2003

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Published: May/June 2003

Coal poised to save BC mine sector

Coal could prove to be the saviour of British Columbia’s ailing mining industry according to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC)’s annual BC mining report.

Revenues from the province’s 13 major mining operations dropped by five percent in 2002, while net profit was Can$107 mill, or Can$46 mill up on the previous year....

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