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.
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.
Why are natural resources like the “CPU” of the economy?
The central processing unit of a computer provides the basic logic and operations to run the machine. According to one eminent professor, it bears a striking similarity to the resource economy.
Hysteria over pollution from coal trains lacks scientific basis
Citizens’ samples turn out to be mould and spores, not coal dust, levels of which are well below air-quality guidelines, according to tests
Without natural resources, we’d be naked
Our Natural Runners at Vancouver’s 2015 Sun Run caused heads to turn for a second consecutive year. And no wonder
Resource jobs under our noses
British Columbia’s natural resource industry is a powerful creator of career opportunities, and you don’t need to live in a rural area to reap the benefits
Energy transport: opponents want to have their cake and eat it too
It is astounding that Vancouver’s mayor and the province’s teachers’ union actively oppose the very same resource activities that help to pay for infrastructure improvements and public-sector salaries
Port Coquitlam company thrives on resource links
A groundbreaking new study by Peter Severinson, research director for Resource Works, should dispel any lingering doubt that resource development is the foundation of Metro Vancouver’s economy