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Category: Analysis

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, right, and Chinese President Xi Jinping make their way to their seats after shaking hands at the start of a meeting in Gyeongju on Friday, Oct. 31, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
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Carney’s China trip and the hard truth about Canada’s resource future

Trade diversification, energy exports, and why execution – not posture – now defines Canada’s global credibility
Ontario Energy Minister Stephen Lecce speaks as Premier Doug Ford looks on in Toronto. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Arlyn McAdorey
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Ontario’s natural gas tug-of-war shows what happens when governments don’t set the rules

A regulator tried to decide the energy transition by inference. The government pushed back. Everyone else was left guessing.
Transmission lines on mountain
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The top 5 energy stories you might actually see in British Columbia in 2026

The people, places and pressure points shaping B.C.’s energy future
Vancouver Law Courts amid rising land-use uncertainty.
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Land use will be British Columbia’s biggest issue in 2026

Tariffs may fade. The collision between reconciliation, property rights, and investment will not.
From Instagram user @hollymenderson pairing advocacy messaging with everyday, highly shareable imagery. #PuppiesNotPipelines
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Teaching Canadian ambitions to sit, stay – and stop building

Why a puppy sanctuary wants to be a veto when it grows up
Digitally generated illustration created for Resource Works
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Carney didn’t betray climate ambition. He confronted reality

Canada’s sudden rediscovery of energy ambition has been greeted with a familiar charge: hypocrisy
Ceremonial paddles symbolize the enduring partnerships that are integral to reimagining pipelines as more than infrastructure. Image captured at the Indigenous Partnerships Success Showcase in November 2025.
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Ten years after Becoming Partners, the work of true partnership is still unfolding

A reflection on what was learned early, what has endured, and why respectful, grounded collaboration between Indigenous Nations and industry remains a
Prime Minister Carney meets BC Premier Eby at the BC Legislature Assembly in Victoria.
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CleanBC’s review lands with a thud amid MOU thunder

A political moment that shows British Columbians are already embracing a more pragmatic energy future
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Canada’s resource complex: how Carney might finally break the spell

After years of self-doubt and performative paralysis, Ottawa realizes that Canada’s future strength depends on investing in, not prohibiting, its own prosperity