Burning the evidence: How B.C.’s forest policy is making Canada’s climate problem worse

Why shifting from forest exclusion to active, science-based management is essential for climate stability and economic resilience.

Growth and future prospects in the spotlight as the resource community gathers

Stewart Muir to deliver keynote at 23rd edition of the BC Natural Resources Forum in Prince George on January 21.

Alberta project would be “the biggest carbon capture and storage project in the world” – Pathways Alliance president Kendall Dilling

Carbon capture gives biggest bang for carbon tax buck CCS much cheaper than fuel switching: report

‘The electric story is over’

Oil economist Dr. Anas F. Alhajji challenges assumptions about EVs, demand and Canada’s future.

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.

What a difference a few weeks make.

COP30 quietly admitted what resource workers already knew: prosperity and lower emissions must go hand in hand.

Can we not be hysterical about AI and energy usage?

Data centres use far less power than EVs or heavy industry, and Canada’s hydro grids and natural gas make it ideal for hosting them.

Gitxaala has changed all the ground rules in British Columbia

Court says UNDRIP now guides all B.C. laws, reshaping the risks around mills, mines and the North Coast transmission push.

When it comes to oil tankers, can we have safety, not scares?

Oil tanker loading at the Trans Mountain pipeline terminal at Burnaby.