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Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
7 MIN READ

How Canadian pipelines reduce global emissions

Want to bring down global emissions? Clean Canadian energy can help, but we'll need pipelines to do it.
Mining | Oil & Gas
  • Mining, Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ

Not your grandparents’ oil

With emissions reduced by over 30% since 1990, the Canadian oilsands continue to find innovative ways to reduce emissions and conserve the
Manufacturing | Mining
  • Manufacturing, Mining
6 MIN READ

Metro Vancouver council rejects “fossil fuel treaty” that would seek to end thousands of B.C. jobs

Mayors’ assembly debating the proposal pondered environmental, social and economic aspects before landing on its decision.
Manufacturing | Oil & Gas
  • Manufacturing, Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ

Safe Passage: A major new report from Resource Works

Study looks at Trans Mountain oil tanker safety perspectives from maritime experts who live on British Columbia’s South Coast.
Forestry
  • Forestry
3 MIN READ

What’s our shared future in BC’s forests?

Myths abound about how forestry is done in British Columbia. More than ever, sound judgment and respect for the facts are needed.
Manufacturing
  • Manufacturing
5 MIN READ

Killing 10 million fish & eggs “unfortunate”

Minister Jordan stands by her decision to cut 1,500 coastal jobs, knocking out almost 25% of BC's salmon farming industry and culling
Renewables
  • Renewables
6 MIN READ

Carbon trading: opportunity and obstacles

With its energy exports to Asia reducing world-wide emissions, Canada could benefit from an international carbon credit trading agreement. But flawed carbon
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
4 MIN READ

Look North for Canada’s future

Northern communities are increasingly ready to play their part, contribute and benefit from this new era, writes Sean Willy.
Uncategorized
  • Uncategorized
6 MIN READ

What’s next for Canada’s water?

Canada boasts an impressive abundance of water resources, but jurisdictional overlap and over-regulation are drying up opportunities. As the federal government plans