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Author: Resource Works

Communities | People
  • Communities, People
7 MIN READ

Northeast BC Profile: Moira Green

Despite attractive job offers in communities like Fort McMurray, Trail, and even Calgary, Moira Green and many local residents have chosen to
Communities | People
  • Communities, People
7 MIN READ

Northeast BC Profile: Amy Fraser

Amy Fraser’s life in Fort St. John gives her a front-row seat to the complexities of modern resource development, writes Julie Rogers.
Communities | People
  • Communities, People
5 MIN READ

Northeast BC Profile: Chief Valerie Askoty

For Chief Askoty, every job she had, from cleaning to waiting tables, was a stepping stone that built her understanding of the
Edward Stanford NE BC
Communities | People
  • Communities, People
5 MIN READ

Northeast BC Profile: Edward Stanford

Edward Stanford describes Northeast BC as a series of “interlocking circles” where different communities, industries, and cultures converge to create a storm
News
  • News
6 MIN READ

What do BC Indigenous leaders have to say about Eby’s Bill 15?

Engagement and consent from Indigenous leaders is essential to fast-tracking new projects in BC.
Oil & Gas | Renewables
  • Oil & Gas, Renewables
8 MIN READ

The BC emissions plan is ‘not on track’

The BC government admits its CleanBC climate plan is off-track, sparking calls for more realistic and flexible approaches to emissions reduction and
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
5 MIN READ

Why Canada is on the brink of LNG-driven prosperity

Here are the top reasons why liquefied natural gas (LNG) represents a solid and desirable social and economic development opportunity for Canada.
News
  • News
2 MIN READ

Canada’s Carbon Tax Burden and Its Economic Impacts – March 2025

Resource Works explores the economic effects of carbon taxation, focusing on British Columbia as a case study. We challenge the assumption that
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
4 MIN READ

BC salmon farmers need our support more than ever

An industry that employs thousands, generates millons of dollars, and drives Indigenous progress is under threat.