Resource Works in the news

See how Resource Works is shaping the national conversation. This page features our latest media appearances, expert commentary, and public contributions to discussions on Canada’s natural resource future.

Carney must embrace Canada’s petrostate status
Stewart Muir, Resource Works President and CEO, on Global News
Construction begins on $4B Enbridge Sunrise pipeline expansion in B.C.
Photo of the red paint on the Western LNG, Ksi Lisims LNG and PRGT office in New Hazelton. Posted by PRGT and Nisga’a Nation July 8, 2026.
When anti energy vandals struck in New Hazelton, BC, the community answered the call.
Is Carney supporting the oil and gas industry or sabotaging it? - Power Lines with Max Fawcett and Margareta Dovgal
Power Lines with Max Fawcett: Is Carney supporting the oil and gas industry or sabotaging it?
National Post image. American dollar and Canadian loonie.
Margareta Dovgal: Canada’s tumbling dollar is a symptom of Liberal mismanagement
Margareta Dovgal, Managing Director, Resource Works
The Early Edition with Stephen Quinn: How will pipeline developments impact B.C.’s political parties?
Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks at the Canada’s Building Trades Unions’ annual conference held at Hilton Lac-Leamy in Gatineau, Quebec on Wednesday, April 29, 2026. (PHOTO BY HYUNGCHEOL PARK/Postmedia)
Unsurprising that central banker Carney thinks debt is ‘sovereign wealth’
B.C. Hydro has acknowledged that demand is rising faster than previously expected. This will require a further 2,700 gigawatt hours of electricity per year by 2030, writes Barry Penner. Photo by BC Hydro handout /Vancouver Sun
Opinion: B.C. Hydro plays for time as power gap grows
Opinion: Woeful B.C. budget underlines that LNG is bailing us out of a deeper fiscal hole