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What B.C.’s oil and gas build-out actually delivered

A new study by economist Philip Cross finds that a decade of pipelines, LNG and upstream investment nearly doubled B.C.’s real oil and gas output, opened new export markets and created the province’s highest-paid jobs.

Sixty-six years of counting orcas

The capture era took a third of the Salish Sea’s killer whales. Two years into the tanker era, the count is going up.

LNG Canada: The investment landscape

If you’re a public sector worker planning for retirement, say thanks to Canadian LNG

Forestry’s decline is becoming an infrastructure crisis

Loss of forestry activity risks deteriorating the province’s massive resource road network, impacting public safety, mining and Indigenous access.

Meet REEF — the massive new export engine Canadians have never heard of

A Prince Rupert megaproject is rising quietly on the coast, fuelled by Montney gas and poised to reshape Canada’s trade footprint from Asia to Alberta.

A look inside the ‘floatel’ housing B.C.’s LNG workforce

Innovative housing solution minimizes community impact while supporting the massive labour force needed for the Woodfibre LNG project.

From MacGyver to mass production in Northeast BC

The Northern Innovation Network urges makers to patent, partner, and scale—turning field-tested solutions like solar-powered well gear and zero-emissions generators into exportable products.