DYK: Alberta is a bigger trading partner for BC than China
A fascinating new study from the Business Council of British Columbia reveals high level of mutual dependency between the neighbours.
Trade is the lifeblood of our prosperity – that is why we must protect it
Resource commodities are nearly 80% of British Columbia’s exports today and continue to underpin hundreds of thousands of jobs. Wrong moves on carbon pricing can hurt those workers while doing nothing for climate.
Vancouver’s “de facto” ban on natural gas: A study
A trio of city policies amounts to a de facto ban on natural gas in pursuit of a “100% renewable energy” target. Moreover, the ban is based on insufficient renewable natural gas and could blunt more effective work to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.