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Author: Resource Works

Port McNeill Mayor James Furney—one of the founding signatories of the Alliance of Resource Communities 2
Forestry
  • Forestry
3 MIN READ

James Furney highlights rural Canada’s voice on CBC’s The House during Budget Day 2025

Port McNeill mayor underscores the resilience and the challenges of small forestry towns amid economic shifts and federal policy changes
News
  • News
3 MIN READ

IPSS 2025 shifted the conversation on Indigenous-led projects across Canada

The time for talk is over, and now is the era of building and building fast, now led by Indigenous voices and
News
  • News
2 MIN READ

Time to Build: Canada’s moment for action

With Prime Minister Mark Carney’s Major Projects Office now taking shape, Canada faces a defining question — will we build the right
News | People
  • News, People
3 MIN READ

LNG and the Haisla Nation: A share and a say

Crystal Smith, former elected chief councillor of the Haisla Nation in BC, joins our Stewart Muir for a Power Struggle interview. She
News | People
  • News, People
5 MIN READ

Adam Pankratz returns to Power Struggle

“The Trans Mountain Pipeline is clearly demonstrating its economic worth already."
Event
  • Event
4 MIN READ

Unleashing potential in Prince Rupert’s energy export future

The Prince Rupert Chamber of Commerce presents an insightful dinner event on November 19, highlighting the city’s growing role as a clean
News
  • News
10 MIN READ

Premier Eby stakes out a claim on North Coast power line

The estimated cost of BC Hydro’s planned North Coast Transmission Line (NCTL) is being publicized as $6 billion, but, given some past
News
  • News
4 MIN READ

Sustainable fuel a key to reducing airline emissions

Geoffrey Tauvette says Canada could lead the world in clean aviation, but will we?
Robin Junger of UBCM
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
4 MIN READ

Cowichan ruling dominates UBCM session

At British Columbia’s annual municipal summit, a packed legal panel unpacked the Cowichan Tribes decision — a landmark Aboriginal title ruling that