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Why are natural resources like the “CPU” of the economy?

The central processing unit of a computer provides the basic logic and operations to run the machine. According to one eminent professor,
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
4 MIN READ

Win-win approach on LNG unifies climate, jobs and energy security

As federal cabinet prepares to decide the future of the Pacific Northwest LNG project, it’s vital the project be judged fairly using
Forestry
  • Forestry
1 MIN READ

A moment to consider forests and forestry

National Forest Week is a reminder of Canada's long dependence on its forests. Keeping them healthy is the only path toward future
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Founding chairman tapped for federal environment role

A lifetime in government, industry and environmental protection causes prepared Resource Works leader to join major review process.
Manufacturing
  • Manufacturing
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ENERGY EAST: Manufacturers of dissent know how to do photo-ops but they do not represent the majority

Carefully staged public displays of indignation have become an art form in the social-media age. When they are brought to a violent
Renewables
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Trudeau government begins to reveal its clean energy strategy

Natural resources not only account for one-fifth of the economy, they also produce the majority of greenhouse gas emissions. Instead of being
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From mill towns to metropolis, ports hold key to long-term prosperity

Latest news is a reminder that national prosperity is intricately linked to the west coast.
Renewables
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11 MIN READ

Top 10 reasons why Canada’s controversial Site C dam defied odds to win federal approval as future of clean energy

After years of protests, lawsuits, and even a hunger strike, Canada's federal government approves British Columbia's largest clean-energy project in decades.
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How often do city residents stop and think about resource dependencies?

Writing in The Asian Post, Stewart Muir of Resource Works takes stock of our options for strong communities and a dynamic broad