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Data show how aboriginal communities are actively participating in provincial resource development

When Resource Works went North of 60 to Canada's resource-rich Yukon, locals had plenty to say

When 200 participants gather at sheTalk Resources to share their personal stories, it is an empowering moment that is part of a shift that started in mid-2014 

'Weighing the competing priorities of environment and the economy ... it's the number one question of our time'

Resource Works Society executive director Stewart Muir travelled to Whitehorse to discuss natural resources with Yukon residents. The Yukon News caught up with him in advance of the visit.

Solid performance across the province, including a healthy boost from natural resources, gives strength and stability

The sector is one of the most important sources of  money spent on construction and maintenance

Can people protect special places while allowing seven billion people to enjoy freedom, security and prosperity?

Acclaimed resource economist Peter Pearse tells his personal story of sustainable development in 'A Natural Selection'

The Howe Sound facility is a crucial link in BC’s chain of resource commodity value, and the recent fire is undoubtedly causing ripples near and far

Here’s a question that gets posed to us fairly regularly: Is BC really a resource-based economy?

Carbon pricing has arguably gone mainstream in Canada, with our largest province planning to implement a cap and trade system. And Ontario’s announcement is just the first in what we expect to be a year full of discussion and debate on climate issues

Resource Works is excited to be supporting sheTalks Resources, which is designed to provide a platform for women to share their stories

Resource Works was launched exactly one year ago today. We’ve come a long way since then

Peter Hall is the vice-president and chief economist of Export Development Canada. As such, he’s a pretty smart guy who knows a thing or two about exports. He recently asked a very good question: What’s British Columbia’s secret?

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

Resource Works executive director Stewart Muir shares what he learnt from a recent trip to Asia and what that means for BC's natural resources sector

Here is a question that’s been coming up in discussions around the province's up-and-coming LNG industry: Does it have enough to justify exporting some of it to foreign markets? Absolutely

On CFAX 1070 Radio, Victoria, executive director Stewart Muir shares Resource Works' take on the province's natural resources dialogue

Operating engineers sponsor ads to confront what they see as the public's misconceptions concerning development