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Author: Peter Severinson

Mining
  • Mining
2 MIN READ

7 trends that tell the story of BC mining

Despite tough financial times, the sector remains busy. Company revenues have been hit hard by falling global prices for key commodities, leading
Forestry | Mining | Oil & Gas
  • Forestry, Mining, Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ

Why think-tank rates BC highly

The reason the province got a B grade for economic performance from the Conference Board of Canada is largely due to the
Renewables
  • Renewables
3 MIN READ

Good resource development depends on understanding what the ‘duty to consult’ is – and what it isn’t

According to a recent study, misunderstandings around a key legal doctrine threaten both economic progress and aboriginal relations
Manufacturing
  • Manufacturing
1 MIN READ

Resources still the place to be in BC for good wages

Sector still leads the province in delivering high wages to workers, according to recent data from BC Stats
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
2 MIN READ

First Nations: testing a new way to resolve resource-related issues

The BC government just announced what promises to be an innovative collaborative approach with an important aboriginal community in the Interior
Manufacturing | Mining | Nuclear | Oil & Gas | Reconciliation | Renewables
  • Manufacturing, Mining, Nuclear, Oil & Gas, Reconciliation, Renewables
2 MIN READ

The pros and cons of power generation plan

The Site C Environmental Assessment Joint Review Panel has released its recommendations to government on the Peace River hydro-electric project. Here are