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Activists and legal challenges are attempting to block Canadian resource development, threatening democratic choice and economic prosperity. This movement bypasses public support and Indigenous partnerships to enforce its own political agenda.
Resources
  • Resources
5 MIN READ

The anti-resource movement wants to overrule Canadians

A student encampment for Pro-Palestinian protesters is shown at the University of British Columbia campus in Vancouver on Tuesday, April 30, 2024.
B.C. premier-designate Lorne Doerkson sits in a crane truck during a provincial election campaign stop in Surrey, B.C., on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ethan Cairns
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
9 MIN READ

Why natural gas growth in B.C. hinges on an oil pipeline

LNG isn't the only driver behind ambitions to double natural gas production.
B.C. Conservative interim Leader Lorne Doerkson speaks on stage during provincial election night in Vancouver, on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ethan Cairns
Commentary
  • Commentary
8 MIN READ

Normal works

Lorne Doerkson’s supermajority shows voters wanted calm and pragmatism. The next test is forestry and salmon farming.
an image collage of resource sector jobs and operations
News
  • News
5 MIN READ

The voters have spoken, again

From mining and forestry to energy and infrastructure, voters have given a strong mandate to strengthen the BC resource sector to create
wide angle view of Red Chris mining facilities
Mining
  • Mining
7 MIN READ

Newmont’s finger on the trigger for $6 billion investment

Block caving at Red Chris has potential for 70-year mine life.
Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s president and CEO, Peter Xotta speaks at Greater Vancouver Board of Trade’s State of the Port event.
Economy
  • Economy
7 MIN READ

Canada needs the port capacity to compete

Peter Xotta makes the case for a larger Pacific gateway as audience questions press for faster permits and more export capacity.
Commentary
  • Commentary
9 MIN READ

Reading the Room: A reset is needed among B.C.’s natural resource interests

The outcome of B.C.’s election signals that a reset in relations among the entities and actors affecting the province’s land base is
The LNG Canada export terminal on the far shore of a coastal inlet, with processing modules and construction cranes beneath cloud-draped, snow-capped mountains, seen across grey water under an overcast sky.
Reconciliation
  • Reconciliation
13 MIN READ

From a seat at the table to owning it: three days at Nation2Nation

At the Nation2Nation forum, I watched a room look back on how far it has come, and forward to who owns what
Left: Station on Melkoya, Norway where natural gas is converted into LNG. Right: LNG Canada liquefied natural gas export terminal in Kitimat, B.C.
Oil & Gas
  • Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ

Contrary to some, oil and gas are vital to the economy of the present and future

Norway sells oil and gas to pay for its green transition. B.C. could do the same