Teaching Canadian ambitions to sit, stay – and stop building
Why a puppy sanctuary wants to be a veto when it grows up
AME president says uncertainty may drive industry out of British Columbia
In an exclusive Q&A with Resource Works, AME President and CEO Keerit Jutla calls for a more meaningful role for industry in crafting policies that affect mineral exploration projects in the province.
Future Land Act amendments demand more consultation and greater transparency from the government
The BC government deserves credit for responding to concerns about the planned changes, but it must properly engage all of BC when it re-opens the issue.
Resource Works welcomes new board members
Resource Works board of directors has elected Mina Laudan and Richard Prokopanko to join the board of this non-profit organization dedicated to informing and fostering dialogue about responsible resource development in British Columbia.
Founding chairman tapped for federal environment role
A lifetime in government, industry and environmental protection causes prepared Resource Works leader to join major review process.
Transparency in B.C.’s resource sectors is a boon for communities and investors
Our natural resource industries are among the most transparent sectors in British Columbia. This oft-overlooked characteristic of these industries benefits residents, communities and investors.
BC’s dysfunctional resource debate, part 4: The elephant in the room – climate change
Report: ‘Our reputation is hurting us. It is especially hurting our ability to address perceptions in key markets and to generate support for many resource projects’
BC’s dysfunctional resource debate, Part 2: It’s our institutions, stupid
This is the second post in a series looking at why our public discourse has become so toxic