At the Nation2Nation forum, I watched a room look back on how far it has come, and forward to who owns what comes next. I ...

They want to buy critical minerals, lumber, and liquefied natural gas (LNG), and all of that can be used to fund a greener ...

During the just-concluded provincial election campaign, Green Party leader Emily Lowan was the sole party leader to downplay ...

These big announcements and news events have overshadowed some smaller good news stories over the past few weeks, which may ...

As Resource Works releases Stranded Potential, its founder reflects on what B.C. knows about energy, what it believes and ...

Northwest Ground is Resource Works’ bi-weekly briefing dedicated to an essential principle: decisions about northwestern mining British Columbia’s future must be grounded in transparent evidence, ...

B.C. and Ontario have swung between power surpluses and shortages for 100 years. The “overbuilds” that angered voters kept the lights on for the next generation.

Attacking wealthy businesspeople and foreign backers may win political points, but it ignores the jobs, tax revenue and First Nations ownership these projects bring to B.C.

Cedar LNG and Ksi Lisims show B.C. can get big projects built through First Nations partnerships, without waiting for Ottawa to step in Resource Works delivers thoughtful, fact-based content that ...

A new Resource Works report follows LNG employment inland – from Kitimat’s loading arms to Montney drilling pads, gas plants and suppliers – and shows why counting terminal staff misses most of the ...

Affordability set the tone of B.C.'s only televised election debate, and the three resource numbers that came out of it all wobble under a look at the public record. The $1-billion Indigenous ...