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Crystal Smith’s name sets sail across the Pacific

An LNG carrier named for the woman who helped transform British Columbia's energy industry is a fitting tribute.
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Be a part of The Gathering at the Indigenous Partnerships Success Showcase

At IPSS, The Gathering is a full-day, Indigenous-led program delivering practical tools and cultural insight, guided by Indigenous voices and celebrating partnerships
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Ellis Ross will be a familiar face and powerful voice at IPSS

In the halls of Parliament, Ellis Ross may be the most high-profile advocate of Indigenous-led development in Canada.
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Tilbury LNG is a strategic advantage for B.C., says Singapore-based expert

At Get It Done BC, BloombergNEF's Fauziah Marzuki outlined how Tilbury LNG is key to British Columbia's energy future.
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Life in a federation is hard, but worth the effort

"It is intellectually dishonest not to acknowledge the shattering of investor confidence and the erosion of trust among global customers in Canada’s
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British Columbia has become an LNG province. So what’s next?

Former premier Christy Clark (left) joined BloombergNEF's Fauziah Marzuki (right) and Resource Works' Stewart Muir to talk about the future of our
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Worried about the future of energy? Power Struggle has the answers

The energy trilemma of security, affordability, and sustainability is one of the most salient problems of our time, and Power Struggle wants
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Get It Done B.C. brought leaders together to turn talk into action

On the sidelines of the Union of B.C. Municipalities convention, a new movement for practical problem-solving took shape — and it’s already
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Crime is harming people in British Columbia’s resource communities, not just the big cities

Economic downturns help to drive public disorder in British Columbia's resource communities.