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Author: Resource Works

Forestry | Reconciliation
  • Forestry, Reconciliation
7 MIN READ

Future Land Act amendments demand more consultation and greater transparency from the government

The BC government deserves credit for responding to concerns about the planned changes, but it must properly engage all of BC when
Nuclear
  • Nuclear
5 MIN READ

Canada’s nuclear ambitions clash with clean hydrogen goals

A closer look at Ottawa's policy shifts reveals mixed signals on the future of energy.
Mining | Nuclear | Oil & Gas
  • Mining, Nuclear, Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ

Major BC projects wrap up, posing questions on future job prospects and investments

Northern British Columbia is at a crossroads as several major, job-producing projects wind down.
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
5 MIN READ

Indigenous loan program could pave the way for more natural resource economy ownership

Ottawa has promised a loan program for Indigenous communities to buy equity stakes in natural resource projects, but many questions are still
Forestry
  • Forestry
13 MIN READ

Resource Works’ Comments on the Draft BC Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health Framework

The following report was submitted to the Government of British Columbia regarding the Draft BC Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health Framework
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
7 MIN READ

Canada’s LNG, the cleanest in the world

President Biden's halt on new U.S. LNG projects offers Canada a chance to showcase its commitment to producing exceptionally clean LNG.
Mining
  • Mining
6 MIN READ

16 possible new mines could attract investments worth $36 billion

New mines in British Columbia could attract $36 billion in investment and $11 billion in tax revenues. Ottawa acknowledges the need to
Forestry | Reconciliation
  • Forestry, Reconciliation
6 MIN READ

First Nations reach historic BC forestry deal

Indigenous communities are recovering forestry leadership, yet questions remain about the industry’s future under new BC policies.
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
10 MIN READ

Canada’s oil and gas emissions cap is under fire from experts and business leaders

As the carbon pricing consensus evaporates, the federal government introduces new policies that could cap the production of oil and gas.