Homeland Journey: Stories of First Nations and the land

VIDEO SERIES: Across western Canada, a movement is stirring. Aboriginal people, seeking to revive their cultures and preserve myriad indigenous languages, are increasingly seeing natural resources as the key to unlock their hopes and dreams.

It’s Aboriginal Awareness Week

Canada’s Aboriginal people consistently speak of their quest for a successful future. Now there is fresh evidence to show that they are twice as likely as non-Aboriginals to find that future through work in natural resource fields.

Real voices of LNG leadership: First Nations chiefs speak out

VIDEO: Chiefs explain the decision-making process that guided their evaluation of an economic opportunity on their traditional territory.

INDIGENOUS MISSION: Finding partnerships in BC’s mining sector

At the recent Nation2Nation conference in Terrace, Lana Eagle spoke about taking personal responsibility on the path to building reconciliation relationships with indigenous partners.

Karen Ogen, chief of Wet’suwet’en First Nation, joins Resource Works Advisory Council –

Elected leader with background in social work has charted a course to develop the governance, legal, business, natural resource and political aspects of her First Nation

Vancouver Sun columnist lauds ‘interesting and instructive’ Becoming Partners report

Players in partnerships between First Nations and businesses say establishing relationships is the key to success

Don’t believe the myths on aboriginal relations

Breakthrough research by Resource Works gets a shout-out in The Globe and Mail

First Nations and industry: Becoming Partners

Report examines a decade of progress in aboriginal-industrial relations in British Columbia.

BC First Nations torn between evironmental and economic concerns

First Nations struggle to reconcile the need for good-paying jobs and protecting the environment. Resource projects often deliver the jobs, but they also bring tension as communities struggle to weigh […]