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Author: Karen Graham

Karen Graham, Chair, Resource Works Advisory Council
Forestry
  • Forestry
7 MIN READ

Even with federal funding, does the BC government want forestry to survive?

Canfor's permanent closure of its Northwood pulp mill makes it the 22nd B.C. mill to go dark since 2023, even as Ottawa
Karen Graham, Chair, Resource Works Advisory Council
Analysis
  • Analysis
11 MIN READ

Roberts Bank: Microcosm and litmus test for a diversified terminal enabling Canada’s energy exports

The Canada-BC and Canada-Alberta agreements opened the door to a new west coast oil pipeline, and its least-expected component may be the
Karen Graham, Chair, Resource Works Advisory Council
Nuclear
  • Nuclear
6 MIN READ

Nuclear energy for Canada and the world

How the newly unveiled national nuclear strategy aims to secure domestic power grids and expand global energy exports
Karen Graham, Chair, Resource Works Advisory Council
Energy
  • Energy
7 MIN READ

A year’s worth of Canadian energy policy in 10 days

Karen Graham on how a pragmatic new approach from Ottawa may pressure British Columbia...
Karen Graham, Chair, Resource Works Advisory Council
Analysis
  • Analysis
7 MIN READ

Is British Columbia “Investable” for natural resource sectors?

Deep uncertainty around public policy fiscal management and Indigenous relations is causing investors to exercise caution on greenfield projects