Why working forests are the key to community survival in Burns Lake
Councillor Charlie Rensby argues that forestry supports reconciliation and offers a practical path to healthier rural communities
Fifteen thousand jobs gone. The trees are still there.
Industry leaders, First Nations, government and researchers gathered in Vancouver this week for the annual BC Council of Forest Industries convention — and delivered the most candid reckoning with the sector’s decline in years, along with a specific, shared prescription for reversing it.
Woodfibre LNG is a blueprint for partnership in 2025
At IPSS 2025, Woodfibre LNG’s CEO and Chief Ian Campbell urged deep listening, consent, and high standards as the path from one project to a real industry.
Á’a líya Warbus on culture, youth, and shared leadership
At IPSS 2025, the Stó:lō leader tied economic reconciliation to language, land, and youth, and called for solving problems on the same bench.
From the Pacific to the Prairies, reconciliation is friendship
Crystal Smith and Jerry Daniels say reconciliation is partnerships that deliver at home.
What natural resources mean to us all in Canada
And why Resource Works spreads the word on responsible resource development and Indigenous reconciliation
Our tribute to a visionary: Niilo Edwards
There are those who talk about economic reconciliation with First Nations. And there are those who act. One leader was Niilo Edwards, first CEO of the First Nations Major Projects coalition. Niilo died on Dec. 16. Here, Stewart Muir, founder and CEO of Resource Works, pays tribute:
Resource Works goes to Prince George
This week from January 14 to 16, Prince George will host one of British Columbia’s largest gatherings of leaders, thinkers, and innovators in natural resources, the oldest and most enduring […]
Pioneering Partnerships: The Indigenous Partnership Success Showcase Celebrates Five Years of Reconciliation in Action with June 5-6 event
Be part of IPSS this June as we mark five years of showcasing reconciliation in action at the Vancouver Convention Centre.