Listening for what works

A’a:liya Warbus reflects on partnerships, permitting and a path beyond polarization

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

BC Natural Resources Forum 2026

From a new cross-party alignment to the rise of community-focused advocacy, Jim Rushton reflects on how the vibe in B.C.’s resource sector has shifted since 2017.

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 to the province’s future prosperity

BC resources up for two weeks of debate

Conventions will have messages for governments. May their ears be open.