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Our LNG exports only make sense
As the world reverts to coal, Canadian LNG is needed now more than ever, says the First Nations LNG Alliance.
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Greenwashing label discourages real solutions to energy crisis
Catherine McKenna’s attack against Canada’s energy sector irresponsible and oblivious to the world’s energy challenges, writes Lisa Baiton.
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Participation and access to capital: Building blocks of economic reconciliation
A behind-the-scenes look at the historic Coastal GasLink equity options deal from four key participants.
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New era for natural resources and reconciliation
New revenue-sharing proposals could transform Canada's relationship with Indigenous peoples and unlock natural resource development. Josiah Haynes explores.
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How the Squamish Nation and partners made history
An inside look at the first-ever binding Indigenous-led environmental assessments of pipeline projects in Canada.
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Natural resource dollars bridge urban-rural gap
New study by iTOTEM Analytics shows the massive contributions of natural gas industry investments to BC communities from Fort St. John to Vancouver.
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Obligation or opportunity?
The former CEO of Trans Mountain describes his journey of understanding and reconciliation.
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Must Canada skip the natural gas debate on the path to net-zero?
Stewart Muir makes the case for Canadian LNG in this excerpt from Policy Magazine.
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Natural resources and reconciliation
Adam Pankratz makes the reconciliation case for Canadian natural resource development in this excerpt from the Rights & Respect Magazine.
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Have we forgotten who we are?
Canada can reclaim natural resource leadership by remembering what it is, writes Margareta Dovgal in this update for Resource Works.
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What happens when electrification and reconciliation collide?
New study shows 54 percent of global mining projects are located on Indigenous territories. Finding a collaborative path forward has never been more important.
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Fairy Creek controversy exposes racism (but not where you might think)
Protest groups continue to exclude Indigenous rightsholders from a narrative that was already weak on facts.
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The economic cost of reducing nitrogen fertilizer use
Groceries are getting more expensive. But how would the proposed federal fertilizer cuts impact the economy?
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Must Premier Eby choose between fossil fuels and climate commitments?
Stewart Muir: A response to the Sierra Club, Dogwood BC and other authors of a recent Vancouver Sun op-ed.
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An invitation to BC's new municipal leaders
From climate change to affordability, Resource Works is here to provide a platform for dialogue around our shared resource future, says Stewart Muir.
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Breaking down the vote
Municipal elections create a new landscape for BC's natural resource towns as familiar faces are replaced with new voices.
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A chance for change
A world in flux needs Canada. Can we keep up? Margareta Dovgal reflects on how to respond to changing paradigms and political realities.
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Global leadership requires fixing our energy issues first
The British pound is crashing as Europe's energy system falters under Russian exploitation. If Canada wants to help Europe tomorrow, it must act today writes Margareta Dovgal.
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Jobs come from trees
How many forestry jobs are there in BC, and how does the sector compare to the rest of Canada? David Elstone responds and shows why a ban on log exports would be counterproductive.
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