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Mining
  • Mining
7 MIN READ

“You have to form a true partnership in order to be successful” – Interview with CEO of Seabridge Gold

In a series of stories marking Mining Week, Resource Works takes a look at what mining means for Metro Vancouver’s economy –
Manufacturing
  • Manufacturing
1 MIN READ

Resources still the place to be in BC for good wages

Sector still leads the province in delivering high wages to workers, according to recent data from BC Stats
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
2 MIN READ

First Nations: testing a new way to resolve resource-related issues

The BC government just announced what promises to be an innovative collaborative approach with an important aboriginal community in the Interior
Forestry
  • Forestry
3 MIN READ

Balancing business and nature

In a series of conversations with workers and business operators, The Province and Resource Works explore the contributions that trade, industry, and
Mining | Reconciliation
  • Mining, Reconciliation
7 MIN READ

Q&A: Creating a First Nations workforce takes calculated effort by Red Chris Mine’s engineers

In a series of stories marking Mining Week, Resource Works takes a look at what mining means for Metro Vancouver’s economy -
Manufacturing | Mining | Nuclear | Oil & Gas | Reconciliation | Renewables
  • Manufacturing, Mining, Nuclear, Oil & Gas, Reconciliation, Renewables
2 MIN READ

The pros and cons of power generation plan

The Site C Environmental Assessment Joint Review Panel has released its recommendations to government on the Peace River hydro-electric project. Here are
Manufacturing
  • Manufacturing
3 MIN READ

BC construction market “exciting to be in”

This week we talk with Blair Wilson, project manager for G Wilson Construction, a Vancouver company founded by his father Gordon that
Uncategorized
  • Uncategorized
2 MIN READ

Commentary: We have to put trust in our institutions if we want them to make tough decisions for us

BC often seems stuck in an endless struggle over resource development choices. In theory, we have effective public institutions to help guide
Renewables
  • Renewables
4 MIN READ

A global leader – but word has not gotten out

Is Canada leading the world in natural resource development? And what does this question mean for how British Columbia approaches the extraction