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Author: Resource Works

Uncategorized
  • Uncategorized
2 MIN READ

Resource Works Society announces attendance of Founder and CEO at COP 28 in Dubai

Media release: Resource Works advocating for a responsible resource future at COP28 in Dubai.
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
7 MIN READ

Peak oil: Prognosis, prediction or palmistry?

The International Energy Agency is the gold standard on energy statistics. But can the IEA interpret its own data?
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
8 MIN READ

We still need the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion

Red tape, blockades and delays have cost the Trans Mountain Expansion Project billions. Now, TMX is almost ready to begin paying back
Oil & Gas | Reconciliation
  • Oil & Gas, Reconciliation
9 MIN READ

Thank you, Supreme Court of Canada

The Supreme Court’s rebuke of the federal Impact Assessment Act is an opportunity for positive change.
Mining | Reconciliation
  • Mining, Reconciliation
10 MIN READ

This major court case holds a silver lining for BC’s mining future

BC Court finds ‘duty to consult’ on mineral claims within Indigenous territories, opening the door to a new relationship with First Nations.
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
9 MIN READ

BC’s five step plan to make your life more expensive

The Zero Carbon Step Code and its natural gas ban will have dramatic impacts on housing affordability and the cost of living.
Manufacturing | Reconciliation
  • Manufacturing, Reconciliation
11 MIN READ

First Nations fight BC fish farm closures

Wei Wai Kum and We Wai Kai Nations take the federal government to court while Ottawa delays a decision on their salmon
Manufacturing | Reconciliation
  • Manufacturing, Reconciliation
6 MIN READ

Minister accused of ignoring First Nations voices

“This minister does not seem to grasp what real reconciliation means when it comes to aquaculture and salmon farming,” says Wei Wai
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
6 MIN READ

Aquaculture: First Nations push for collaboration over conflict

First Nations summit aims to move decades-old aquaculture conflict to a new place of collaboration led by Indigenous seafood partnerships.