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Forestry
  • Forestry
7 MIN READ

UBC forestry leads the revival and rethinking of BC’s biggest industry

The faculty is going through a revival at the University of British Columbia, drawing a new wave of urban students like Robert
Forestry
  • Forestry
3 MIN READ

Signs of hope for BC wood-frame houses market in China

The new five-year memorandum of understanding signed recently between British Columbia and Zhejiang province, which lies just south of Shanghai, seems like
Forestry | Manufacturing | Mining | Nuclear | Oil & Gas
  • Forestry, Manufacturing, Mining, Nuclear, Oil & Gas
5 MIN READ

Stewart Muir: BC natural resources debate needs balance

Exclusive to The Georgia Straight: Recently, a young man in Vancouver gained overnight notoriety with a crude video game enacting a massacre
Uncategorized
  • Uncategorized
3 MIN READ

Six charts showing how BC depends on natural resources

The sector remains a critical part of the British Columbian economy, as confirmed in the latest review published by the provincial government
Forestry
  • Forestry
10 MIN READ

Building a better life on the banks of the Fraser River

Sawmill worker Hasrat Begg has a son with a master’s degree teaching at Simon Fraser University and a daughter with a diploma
Mining
  • Mining
0 MIN READ

Responsible development and public perception

Resource Works's Stewart Muir joins Mike Smyth on CKNW to talk about responsible resource development
Forestry | Mining
  • Forestry, Mining
6 MIN READ

The benefits are desirable and the risks can be managed

Back in 1985 when I was editor of The Whistler Question, I remember writing a column on the coming rise of tourism
Mining
  • Mining
7 MIN READ

Getting a better understanding of the Mount Polley accident

One of the most frequently asked questions after the Cariboo mine's tailings dam spill was, 'What is in the tailings?! And furthermore,
Mining
  • Mining
5 MIN READ

Getting a better understanding of the Mount Polley mine

British Columbians are justifiably concerned about the major failure at the operation in the Cariboo region that released an estimated 10 million