Listening for what works
A’a:liya Warbus reflects on partnerships, permitting and a path beyond polarization
Why B.C.’s critical minerals are the key to a cleaner tomorrow
At the B.C. Natural Resource Forum, Kamran Shaikh highlighted how the province’s booming mining sector is funding public services and paving the way for a green economy.
Norway’s assets, California’s politics
British Columbia has the energy endowment to be a global success story. Instead it has spent seven years following the cautionary playbook — and the evidence is now impossible to ignore.
Where is our real mining plan?
Investors are still wary about Canadian minerals and mining, and juniors are paying the price.
Why can everyone but Canada see our potential as an energy superpower?
Beyond mere economics, the impact it could have on the democratic world is incomparable.
Rethinking what a pipeline represents
The Carney–Smith deal shows pipelines are more than infrastructure.
Public opinion shifting toward confidence in resource development
Speakers say Canadians increasingly link natural resources with prosperity, security, and the broader public interest
Canada’s resource complex: how Carney might finally break the spell
After years of self-doubt and performative paralysis, Ottawa realizes that Canada’s future strength depends on investing in, not prohibiting, its own prosperity