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Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
8 MIN READ

Leonardo DiCaprio is no king when it comes to fish farms

First Nations call out the Hollywood star for opposing BC fish farms.
Forestry | Oil & Gas
  • Forestry, Oil & Gas
5 MIN READ

New study to examine the impacts of flaring at the Woodfibre LNG plant

The study will investigate the health impacts of "flaring" from the unbuilt Woodfibre LNG plant in BC
Nuclear
  • Nuclear
8 MIN READ

Time for BC to embrace nuclear energy

Nuclear energy powered Ontario's massive growth that helped make it Canada's economic heartland, and it can do the same for BC.
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
5 MIN READ

Pioneering Partnerships: The Indigenous Partnership Success Showcase Celebrates Five Years of Reconciliation in Action with June 5-6 event

Be part of IPSS this June as we mark five years of showcasing reconciliation in action at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
8 MIN READ

Hydrogen is slowly emerging on Canada’s horizon

Drilling and testing for natural hydrogen buried underground has begun in Ontario, and there are plans to expand the search to British
Mining | Reconciliation
  • Mining, Reconciliation
6 MIN READ

BC mining advocates urge Indigenous engagement as projects face legal action in Quebec and Ontario

Ontario and Quebec have major plans for mineral extraction, but First Nations there say they are not being properly consulted and are
Mining
  • Mining
10 MIN READ

AME president says uncertainty may drive industry out of British Columbia

In an exclusive Q&A with Resource Works, AME President and CEO Keerit Jutla calls for a more meaningful role for industry in
Uncategorized
  • Uncategorized
13 MIN READ

Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) – effective technology or convenient scam?

Brad Hayes examines the effectiveness and limitations of CCUS in curbing greenhouse gas emissions and questions its role, success rates, and implications
Forestry | Oil & Gas
  • Forestry, Oil & Gas
5 MIN READ

Trump could bring back “America First”. What could happen to Canada’s natural resource exports?

A second Trump presidency likely means more tariffs, and Canada's energy and forestry sectors will feel the impact.