Resource Referendum – Metro Van elections setback or opportunity?
Voters in both Vancouver and Burnaby re-elected local governments that campaigned on policies in opposition to resource development, is this a setback for BC’s resource industry or an opportunity? Don’t […]
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
Spin-off port spending a boon for city
Three Vancouver-area shipping terminals between them spend nearly $600 million on goods and services in British Columbia, according to figures released today. The impact includes $115 million in the city of Vancouver