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Resource Works summer program attracts rising stars from McGill

Our summer students are helping the Resource Works Society build an authentic social movement in support of responsible resource use
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Undecided on Site C? Not any more, suggests the latest opinion poll

A planned hydroelectric dam in northeast British Columbia has gained stronger support over the past year, says a new opinion survey.
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ

Premiers’ energy strategy signals a new self-awareness

As energy and mining ministers gathered in Halifax, the rubber hit the road on balancing the economy and the environment
Forestry | Reconciliation
  • Forestry, Reconciliation
4 MIN READ

Great Bear Rainforest – At the finish line

The British Columbia government is seeking public comments on proposed amendments to land use objectives for the Great Bear Rainforest
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
3 MIN READ

Pacific Northwest leaders share an interest in LNG and natural gas

At a Davos-like retreat in Montana, a reminder that British Columbia is in step with other places facing the same issues and
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
9 MIN READ

What British Columbians need to know about natural gas & LNG

With wages in the sector averaging $105,560 a year, it is no wonder it has found strong public support in BC. As
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Who licenses the licensors? Thoughts on the future of social license

Canada’s natural resources can and should be a mainstay of our prosperity for many years to come. For that to happen, however,
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Message from silent majority: it’s time to collaborate on BC prosperity

Dispassionate discussion based on facts should determine the fate of development projects
Forestry
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8 MIN READ

Urbanites flock to BC’s coast to experience the life of a logger

When eco-tourists go on a wildlife-viewing trip with the Homalco First Nation, Shawn O’Connor wants them to see more than grizzly bears