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ResourceWorksTV: What does 2019 hold in store?

The BC Natural Resources Forum drew some 1,200 delegates to Prince George in early January for the largest conference of its kind
Oil & Gas
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New process, new soapbox: Inside the strategy of thwarting nation-building energy investment

Groups hacking Canada’s regulatory system to stop projects through technicalities find a rage-fuelled ally to help them throw a wrench in the
Forestry | Mining | Oil & Gas
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Flash mobs for the protest era

A few observations about LNG’s brusque rite of passage into resource radicalism, from Stewart Muir of Resource Works.
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
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Are trappers genuine, or pipeline protestors pretending to be trappers? Here’s How to tell the difference

Activist stunts that put innocent lives in danger are an unconscionable step over the line, writes Steven Simons.
Forestry | Mining | Oil & Gas
  • Forestry, Mining, Oil & Gas
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OPINION: How a strategy to undermine the Canadian oilpatch worked like a charm

Canada’s debilitating inability to gain fair market value for its largest export commodity – crude oil – has become the top economic
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Who gets to decide? A conversation on making the rules

VIDEO: The Canadian economy is based on free markets, competition, capitalism, and the rule of law. Should we drop this model in
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Struggle continues to find right path for climate policy

How divided is the public conversation on carbon taxes? A hint comes from the reaction to a recent report by the Canadian
Oil & Gas
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Energy company letters backfire, with neither municipalities nor climate better off

Whistler mayor backtracked, vowed to focus on local actions where municipal efforts can actually make a difference
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British Columbia has an opportunity to gain from slow global shift to a lower GHG future

The results of the CleanBC plan, should they be achieved, will have "zero effect" on the level, pattern, or growth of global