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Category: Resources

third generation fisherman Bob Morreau's crew
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Fraser sockeye crash keeps fishery closed

Bonanza of pink salmon saves commercial fishers from total bust
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Uncertainty on the coast

Massive regulatory shifts in fisheries forestry and marine protection leave coastal workers and remote communities facing an unpredictable summer.
Richard Prokopanko, Board Chair, Resource Works Society
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Where resource conversations begin

Richard Prokopanko on why Resource Works fills a growing gap in Canada’s resource conversation
Kiel Giddens, MLA, Prince George-Mackenzie
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Backing the backbone

Kiel Giddens on jobs, certainty and why resource communities still carry B.C.’s economy
A worker sorts lumber at the Gorman Brothers Lumber sawmill, in West Kelowna, B.C., on Tuesday, August 5, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
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What’s happening on B.C.’s coast?

From historical logging to modern salmon farming, B.C.'s coastal industries are facing a crisis of vision. It's time to build alliances and
Aquatic science biologist Shawn Stenhouse releases a Atlantic salmon back into its tank during a Department of Fisheries and Oceans fish health audit at the Okisollo fish farm near Campbell River, B.C. Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018. A Liberal promise to transition salmon farms in British Columbia from ocean net pens to closed containment systems in just over five years is being slammed as careless by the aquaculture industry but applauded by a wild salmon advocate who says the sooner the better. THE CANADIAN PRESS /Jonathan Hayward
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There must be a future for farmed salmon in BC

As Norway innovates to feed a growing planet, Ottawa's 2029 ban on net-pens threatens to dismantle a vital coastal industry.
BCNRF 2026
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B.C. Natural Resources Forum draws record crowd

BCNRF 2026 in Prince George tackled the 'energy trilemma' and economic reconciliation with over 1,600 delegates
Stewart Muir delivering his Keynote Address at the 23rd BCNRF
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Stewart Muir makes the case for a unified resource economy in B.C.

The head of Resource Works tells the B.C. Natural Resources Forum that bridging the urban-rural divide and securing regulatory certainty are essential
AI-generated visualization illustrating the material reality behind modern power and data infrastructure—where energy transition is inseparable from materials transition. Photo by Jon Carroll via LinkedIn.
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Artificial intelligence is about to hit a massive copper wall

A breakdown of data centre physics shows why the tech boom is actually a mining boom in disguise