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Author: Josiah Haynes

Forestry
  • Forestry
2 MIN READ

Forestry infographics

With so many British Columbians joining the conversation, there's never been a better time to share the facts on forestry in BC.
Forestry
  • Forestry
2 MIN READ

Forestry graphics

Download and share these facts about BC forestry.
Forestry | Reconciliation
  • Forestry, Reconciliation
5 MIN READ

Forestry in BC: Setting the record straight

Are BC's forests in a state of crisis? This new Resource Works report responds to the rhetoric coming out of Fairy Creek
Oil & Gas | Renewables
  • Oil & Gas, Renewables
19 MIN READ

CPC 101: Introduction to the climate plan

The long-anticipated Conservative climate plan provokes praise from some and critique from others. But what's in it? Josiah Haynes takes a closer
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
5 MIN READ

Energy regulator approves Trans Mountain’s request for insurer confidentiality

The Canadian Energy Regulator's April 29th announcement is good news for Canadian energy and the integrity of the public process, writes Josiah
Forestry | Renewables
  • Forestry, Renewables
8 MIN READ

Pacheedaht First Nation: An example of reconciliation and development

In spite of a concerted pressure campaign to sideline the Indigenous group's economic opportunities, this Vancouver Island people is an example of
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
4 MIN READ

Resource Works: Trans Mountain’s request is about the integrity of the public process

In a last-ditch effort to stop TMX, its insurers are being targeted and intimidated. Resource Works supports Trans Mountain's request to make
Oil & Gas | Renewables
  • Oil & Gas, Renewables
8 MIN READ

Natural gas: a way forward for BC and First Nations

Natural gas makes our province an energy giant. But what is LNG, and what does it mean for BC? Josiah Haynes explores.
Manufacturing
  • Manufacturing
8 MIN READ

Where do federal parties stand on BC aquaculture?

In December, the federal government shuttered nineteen fish farms on the Discovery Islands, putting over 1,500 Vancouver Island families out of work.