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  • Uncategorized
1 MIN READ

Welcoming our newest Advisory Council member

Mayor Bill Streeper of Northern Rockies Municipality is joining the Resource Works Advisory Council, a group of distinguished British Columbians who have
Forestry | Manufacturing
  • Forestry, Manufacturing
4 MIN READ

Resource sector is behind 70% of the things that get made in BC

Natural resources are fundamental to the health of another sector, one that runs across the entire economy
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4 MIN READ

JOIN THE FIGHT: Help us stop resource censorship today

Anti-resource voices are working hard to censor voices of responsible resource development and it is an OUTRAGE. Your help is needed today
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
2 MIN READ

Australia starts to see its new LNG industry pay off

For anyone hoping to dampen Canada's hopes of developing the liquefied natural export industry, news from Down Under may be a disappointment
Renewables
  • Renewables
1 MIN READ

Close urban-rural divide, BC residents urge industry, government

A poll for Resource Works shows that most of us support the natural resource sector, but think our positives could be sold
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  • Uncategorized
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“NOT AFRAID” – Getting comfortable with our natural resource future

In January 2016, one of Canada's most nuanced thinkers on natural resource issues will again partner with Resource Works for a public
Nuclear
  • Nuclear
4 MIN READ

What would it take to run ALL of BC’s cars and trucks on electricity?

In 2015, almost everyone agrees that the world needs to change the mix of fuels it uses. But exactly what the result
Manufacturing
  • Manufacturing
2 MIN READ

A surprising shift in the relative importance of resource companies

Research by a Simon Fraser University marketing professor shows how natural resource companies moved to the fore of the Canadian economy.
Mining
  • Mining
1 MIN READ

Footprint of mining

Almost all the things we use in everyday life come from mining – but the land footprint is so small it is