A resource voice joins the podium of record
Stewart Muir is one of nine leaders named to the Empire Club of Canada’s first CEO Advisory Council, bringing a Western resource perspective to a forum that’s been shaping national conversation since 1903.
To the People of Tumbler Ridge
In the wake of an unimaginable tragedy, the true character of a northern B.C. community was revealed not by headlines, but by the quiet heroism of its people.
Steps too far
From environmental obstructionism to property rights uncertainty, ideological blind spots are undermining B.C.’s economy and reconciliation efforts
Teaching Canadian ambitions to sit, stay – and stop building
Why a puppy sanctuary wants to be a veto when it grows up
Unleashing potential in Prince Rupert’s energy export future
The Prince Rupert Chamber of Commerce presents an insightful dinner event on November 19, highlighting the city’s growing role as a clean energy hub fueled by LNG and propane exports, Indigenous partnerships, and regional collaboration for shared economic growth.
Power Struggle podcasts a solid success
We’re seen on five continents as we support responsible resource development.
What are the challenges for B.C.’s economic development?
What policies and priorities should guide the British Columbia government in managing the provincial economy? On Sept. 28, our Stewart Muir joins a panel to discuss this topic at the second annual Politics, Policies & Priorities conference.
Big city mayors tour BC resource towns
Three Metro Vancouver mayors decided they would drive from Vancouver to Edmonton and along the way visit local communities to learn what makes Canada work. They are passing through major […]
How can we elevate the resource conversation?
‘Weighing the competing priorities of environment and the economy … it’s the number one question of our time’