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Reconciliation

Hereditary chief Brydie O'Brien, Giluget of Kispiox, in conversation for the second new episode of Homeland Journey. (Homeland Journey / Resource Works)
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Homeland Journey returns: two new episodes put Gitxsan law, leadership and land in focus

Two new episodes send the video series back into the field for the first time in years, opening a new season with
Eby, Jason Alsop. Haida agreement-BC Gov
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When DRIPA and the Canadian Constitution collide

Public trust in Eby’s reconciliation agenda is eroding fast
A’a:liya Warbus, MLA for Chilliwack-Cultus Lake
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Listening for what works

A’a:liya Warbus reflects on partnerships, permitting and a path beyond polarization
AME President Todd Stone voted for DRIPA as MLA, now exploration sector he represents is feeling its direct impacts. | Nelson Bennett Photo
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DRIPA – a timebomb that no one knows how to disarm

Court case seeks declaration DRIPA is unconstitutional
Margareta Dovgal, Managing Director, Resource Works
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Eby stumbles on DRIPA

Margareta Dovgal says uncertainty is testing leadership and investor confidence as political pressure builds in British Columbia
Stewart Muir, President and CEO, Resource Works
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B.C. pauses Indigenous rights legislation amid growing pressure from industry and courts

Stewart Muir says the law has failed to deliver workable rules for resource development — and that a fix is urgently needed
Ellis Ross at IPSS 2025. Resource Works Photo
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The law that forgot to ask permission

DRIPA arrived with unanimous support and genuine hope. What it lacked was the relational architecture to make it real — and the
B.C. Premiere David Eby spoke at B.C. Cabinet and First Nation Leaders' Gathering in Vancouver, Nov. 4, 2025 | B.C. government photo
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BC premier retreats on Indigenous issue

David Eby thus no longer faces losing a non-confidence vote
Valerie Askoty, Chief, Prophet River First Nation
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The path to reconciling with the land

Chief Valerie Askoty explains how education and industry partnerships are fueling a cultural revival for Prophet River First Nation
Gitxaała Nation Elected Chief Councillor Linda Innes, whose Nation owns the noted Crest Hotel in Prince Rupert, meets with Prime Minister Mark Carney. The leaders discussed Indigenous title and responsible development as Canada expands trade with China, currently the second-largest importer of Canadian heavy crude. Photo: Linda J. Innes via LinkedIn
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Gitxaała Nation Chief meets PM Mark Carney on his path to China

Northwest B.C. meeting showcases local First Nations' role in global trade as Canada strengthens energy ties with Asia
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From the Pacific to the Prairies, reconciliation is friendship

Crystal Smith and Jerry Daniels say reconciliation is partnerships that deliver at home.
Robin Junger of UBCM
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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
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BC salmon farmers need our support more than ever

An industry that employs thousands, generates millons of dollars, and drives Indigenous progress is under threat.
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The First Nations LNG Alliance’s milestone agreement in Tokyo

Between the MOU signed in Japan and Crystal Smith's award, we are in an era of Indigenous economic leadership in Canada
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Our tribute to a visionary: Niilo Edwards

There are those who talk about economic reconciliation with First Nations. And there are those who act. One leader was Niilo Edwards,
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Resource Works goes to Prince George

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Ottawa’s salmon-farm plan more than fishy

BC salmon farmers and First Nations warn Ottawa's 2029 open-net salmon farming ban could cost taxpayers $9 billion, devastate communities, and ignore
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We will miss John Horgan

He will be remembered as a principled, pragmatic, and honest man, and a popular premier during uncertain times.
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Indigenous communities await Trans Mountain pipeline share

Ottawa's Commitment to 30 percent Indigenous Stake in Trans Mountain Pipeline Still Awaiting Confirmation.
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IPSS: economic reconciliation in action

Margareta Dovgal invites you to join us in June to learn about business partnerships with Indigenous Peoples.
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BC energy faces a complicated puzzle

Our Margareta Dovgal on our energy diet, and where our future power will come from.