An industry hiding in plain sight: Discovering the potential of mineral exploration

A public policy student walked into a B.C. industry with record exploration spending and a hiring list that runs far beyond geology.

Back to school – and straight into the AI question

As B.C. students return to school, Resource Works polling analysis highlights a deep tension: while 63 per cent of teachers see AI as a time-saver, 86 per cent worry students will become overly dependent on it.

Why B.C.’s resource sector and shipbuilders belong in the same boat

Forestry, mining and energy all depend on tugs, barges and supply vessels. Almost none of them are built in Canada.

The real question about data centres

As AI infrastructure arrives in B.C., we need facts, clear rules and a better answer than no

It takes everyone: Inside B.C.’s first coalition against human trafficking

RCMP, survivor advocates and energy and trucking leaders met in Prince George to build B.C.’s first anti-trafficking coalition, and to make the case that industry has a role to play.

B.C.’s resource debate is becoming a capacity debate

UBCM resolutions reveal a growing concern about whether B.C. can still deliver the conditions for growth.

Built on timber

Mayor Maureen Pinkney reflects on loss, resilience and the future of forestry in 100 Mile House

When DRIPA and the Canadian Constitution collide

Public trust in Eby’s reconciliation agenda is eroding fast

B.C.’s overlooked firm power option: What the geothermal evidence shows

From the Geoscience BC Energy Webinar, June 22, 2026