What are the odds of a pipeline through the American Pacific Northwest

Can we please just get on with building one through British Columbia instead?

Canada’s New Green Deal

Nuclear power a key piece of Western Canadian energy transition.

The pipeline deal is done, now industry must step up

Ottawa and Alberta have cleared a path to the West Coast. If producers want this pipeline, they need to stop stalling, meet their carbon capture commitments, and keep things simple.

When will Canada’s power grid be net-zero?

First will come a promised court challenge by Alberta.

Resource Works partners with the Empire Club

Resource Works went to Toronto to champion Canadian energy and resources in partnership with the Empire Club of Canada.

Carbon capture in Canada is here to stay

Canada is embracing carbon capture and storage (CCS) to reduce emissions and sustain its energy industry.

Alberta goes to Ottawa

Indigenous partnerships, incentives and a regulatory diet were key recommendations from a panel discussion on the Alberta Business Council’s Future Unbuilt report.

The Notley Doctrine: Making the progressive case for the Kinder Morgan pipeline

Alberta’s premier Rachel Notley had a powerful message for Vancouver residents in her Nov. 30 speech: expanding the TransMountain pipeline is a project that centre-left Canadians can embrace. Stewart Muir examines her argument.

DYK: Alberta is a bigger trading partner for BC than China

A fascinating new study from the Business Council of British Columbia reveals high level of mutual dependency between the neighbours.