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Manufacturing
  • Manufacturing
5 MIN READ

BC salmon farms: What’s next?

The phrase "like a fish out of water" is taking on new meaning, thanks to what is sure to be an unnecessary
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
1 MIN READ

Introducing episode one of the Cause & Affect podcast, with David Yager

On Episode 1 of Resource Works' new podcast, Cause & Affect, hosts Stewart Muir and Margareta Dovgal are joined by David Yager,
Mining | Renewables
  • Mining, Renewables
10 MIN READ

BC’s carbon tax is worse than you think

If one carbon tax kept workers from driving to their jobs, another is driving jobs from workers, Josiah Haynes writes.
Oil & Gas | Renewables
  • Oil & Gas, Renewables
7 MIN READ

The oil-gas subsidies that aren’t

A new report claims Canada's oil and gas pipelines received over $23 billion in federal subsidies. But is that really true?
Mining | Reconciliation | Renewables
  • Mining, Reconciliation, Renewables
7 MIN READ

Digging for the future

The world is electrifying. And it's looking to BC to supply the metals and minerals it needs.
Forestry | Reconciliation
  • Forestry, Reconciliation
16 MIN READ

Activists seeking to protect Canada’s old-growth forest say they are aligned with First Nations. Is that really true?

By protesting in places they’re not wanted, conservationists are being called out by Indigenous leaders like Huu-ay-aht Chief Dennis for exemplifying the
Forestry
  • Forestry
15 MIN READ

The Methuselah Myth and the future of B.C. forestry

How did our understanding of forestry get so mangled? And how we can restore knowledge about a way of life that sustains
Forestry | Manufacturing | Reconciliation
  • Forestry, Manufacturing, Reconciliation
6 MIN READ

From forestry to aquaculture: the need for economic reconciliation

Whether at Fairy Creek or Discovery Islands, economic reconciliation has never been so timely. Resource Works intern Oscar Judelson-Kelly explores.
Forestry | Reconciliation
  • Forestry, Reconciliation
26 MIN READ

Old Growth Forests in British Columbia: A citizen’s guide

As anarchists, actors and pressure groups descend on the B.C. Coast to create a high-emotion summer drama they hope will affect our