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Oil & Gas
Oil & Gas
0 MIN READ
Putting Russia’s pipeline deal with China into perspective
For more insight, see the commentary piece by Stewart Muir
Resource Works
May 22, 2014
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Uncategorized
2 MIN READ
New pipeline rules raise pressure on industry to ensure safety
The federal government recently announced new regulations. Here’s a quick breakdown of the main points
Peter Severinson
May 22, 2014
Mining
Mining
2 MIN READ
Spin-off port spending a boon for city
Three Vancouver-area shipping terminals between them spend nearly $600 million on goods and services in British Columbia, according to figures released today.
Resource Works
May 22, 2014
Oil & Gas
Oil & Gas
3 MIN READ
Russia pipeline deal underlines high value natural gas has for China
In the 'Power of Siberia' deal announced this week between Russia and China, the parties have been secretive on the exact terms
Stewart Muir
May 22, 2014
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Mining
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Mining
2 MIN READ
Resource Stories – A joint venture with The Province newspaper
In a series of conversations with workers and business operators, The Province and Resource Works explore the contributions that trade, industry and
Resource Works
May 21, 2014
Oil & Gas
Oil & Gas
4 MIN READ
BC’s dysfunctional resource debate, Part 1: A loss of trust
British Columbians stuck in the middle struggle to decide what to do with natural-resource projects
Peter Severinson
May 21, 2014
Mining
Mining
2 MIN READ
7 trends that tell the story of BC mining
Despite tough financial times, the sector remains busy. Company revenues have been hit hard by falling global prices for key commodities, leading
Peter Severinson
May 20, 2014
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Mining
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Oil & Gas
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Oil & Gas
6 MIN READ
Why think-tank rates BC highly
The reason the province got a B grade for economic performance from the Conference Board of Canada is largely due to the
Peter Severinson
May 20, 2014
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Uncategorized
4 MIN READ
Resources: taking inventory of the economic benefits
In the conversations series for this week, Resource Works and The Province talk to Liliana Arias, purchasing manager for venerable Vancouver retailer
Resource Works
May 18, 2014
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