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Mining | Nuclear
  • Mining, Nuclear
5 MIN READ

Canada’s resource tide is in – will it miss the boat?

There is a tide in the affairs of development projects, as Shakespeare might have said, which taken at the flood, leads on
Forestry | Oil & Gas
  • Forestry, Oil & Gas
2 MIN READ

Report: BC’s economy to grow faster than Canada’s

The bank predicts healthy GDP growth rates above the expected rate of growth for the country as a whole
Mining
  • Mining
4 MIN READ

Coal sector ups and downs felt provincewide

News last week that Peace River Coal was idling operations in Tumbler Ridge is the latest sign of an industry slowdown that
Forestry | Mining | Oil & Gas
  • Forestry, Mining, Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ

‘Canada has to compete harder than ever to sell its resources’

The key message to emerge from an energy forum is that the country is at a crossroads: where once we supplied only
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
2 MIN READ

Northern Gateway poll: What does it mean for environment and jobs?

It’s the undecideds who have it in a survey showing a three-way split in support for the pipeline
Mining | Oil & Gas
  • Mining, Oil & Gas
4 MIN READ

Accessing tidewater is key to increasing oil revenue

Compelling evidence from Bloomberg confirms that pipeline expansion in British Columbia is worth tens of billions of dollars to the Canadian economy
Forestry | Mining
  • Forestry, Mining
4 MIN READ

BC’s dysfunctional resource debate, Part 3: Action not marketing

Previously in this series, I’ve discussed a few reasons why our public discourse on natural-resource issues has become so dismal
Mining | Oil & Gas
  • Mining, Oil & Gas
0 MIN READ

Former BC premier Dan Miller takes to airwaves to defend resource development

In case you missed it: Dan Miller's op-ed appeared in The Province newspaper
Forestry | Oil & Gas
  • Forestry, Oil & Gas
4 MIN READ

One in 10 Canadians is employed thanks to natural resources (and other neat facts)

According to new figures released by Natural Resources Canada, BC ranks in the middle in terms of both the number of people