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5 MIN READ

It’s time for an open conversation on getting Canadian resources to market

Calgary's mayor Naheed Nenshi visited Vancouver to share his views on a wide range of topics, the most relevant of which for
Forestry | Manufacturing | Mining | Nuclear | Oil & Gas
  • Forestry, Manufacturing, Mining, Nuclear, Oil & Gas
14 MIN READ

10 need-to-know facts about natural resources and jobs

Jobs are the most direct and significant way that natural resources benefit society. Here are 10 standout facts about this powerful relationship.
Mining | Reconciliation
  • Mining, Reconciliation
3 MIN READ

Documentary shows there are no simple answers when it comes to development

Brody Rokstad interviews Koneline: Our Land Beautiful director Nettie Wild about the nuanced account she gives of the complexity surrounding resource projects
Manufacturing
  • Manufacturing
3 MIN READ

By sea or by air, we’re in the era of safety

Concerned that a small increase in Vancouver's sea-based trade might be "not worth the risk"? Vancouver's mayor can rest easy: over the
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
12 MIN READ

Voices from the North

Residents of British Columbia's North West are looking for economic opportunities at a time when jobs are disappearing. Here are three authentic
Renewables
  • Renewables
1 MIN READ

Is this the future of clean power?

The Canadian oil sands are at a threshold moment, and British Columbia's vast reserves of clean electricity are seen by some to
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1 MIN READ

One day of natural resources…

Canadian natural resources are 12.2% of the Canadian economy, resulting in deep impact in our daily lives – and here are some
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6 MIN READ

OPINION: Why resources won’t lose place in B.C. economy

What do you call a high-tech resource society driven by green innovation? Read what Resource Works commentator Stewart Muir had to say
Forestry
  • Forestry
7 MIN READ

Is there a “simple fix” in the battle over lumber?

An emerging viewpoint has it that restrictions on exporting logs are a "net loss" to the Canadian economy. Meantime, American critics are