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.

Leading the intersection of resources, families, and urban life

A voice from a new political generation sees resources are crucial to creating a livable, dynamic Delta.

Forestry takes centre stage at 2024 UBCM conference amid growing concerns from rural communities

“Mill closures, production curtailments and companies with the means to do so choosing to invest and grow in other jurisdictions and shrink their presence in B.C.”

Breaking down the vote

Municipal elections create a new landscape for BC’s natural resource towns as familiar faces are replaced with new voices.

Resources: the source of BC’s prosperity

Margareta Dovgal shares her thoughts on a weekend roadtrip from Vancouver to Smithers, and back again.

What has the resource economy got to do with filling a tub?

Economists at Vancouver’s Urban Futures Institute discovered that an ordinary bathroom holds the key to understanding the heart of British Columbia.