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Accessing tidewater is key to increasing oil revenue

Posted on Articles · June 10, 2014 1:40 PM

Compelling evidence from Bloomberg confirms that pipeline expansion in British Columbia is worth tens of billions of dollars to the Canadian economy

BC’s dysfunctional resource debate, Part 3: Action not marketing

Posted on Articles by · June 08, 2014 8:56 AM

Previously in this series, I’ve discussed a few reasons why our public discourse on natural-resource issues has become so dismal

Former BC premier Dan Miller takes to airwaves to defend resource development

Posted on Articles · June 06, 2014 3:45 PM

In case you missed it: Dan Miller's op-ed appeared in The Province newspaper

BC's dysfunctional resource debate, Part 2: It’s our institutions, stupid

Posted on Articles by · June 01, 2014 12:00 PM

This is the second post in a series looking at why our public discourse has become so toxic

Spin-off port spending a boon for city

Posted on Articles · May 22, 2014 1:21 PM

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

Resource Stories - A joint venture with The Province newspaper

Posted on Reports · May 21, 2014 4:05 PM

In a series of conversations with workers and business operators, The Province and Resource Works explore the contributions that trade, industry and natural resources make to the British Columbia economy

7 trends that tell the story of BC mining

Posted on Articles by · May 20, 2014 3:55 PM

Despite tough financial times, the sector remains busy. Company revenues have been hit hard by falling global prices for key commodities, leading to a sharp drop in profits. And yet, employment and mine output keep growing, suggesting that miners are focused on building assets for a future upswing

Why think-tank rates BC highly

Posted on Articles by · May 20, 2014 1:18 PM

The reason the province got a B grade for economic performance from the Conference Board of Canada is largely due to the health of its natural-resource sector

BC's vital but often overlooked miners take centre stage

Posted on Reports · May 17, 2014 11:55 AM

In a series of stories marking Mining Week, Resource Works takes a look at what the sector means for Metro Vancouver’s economy - particularly in the areas of job creation and innovation

Mining industry 'a prime candidate for innovation'

Posted on Articles · May 16, 2014 10:37 AM

In a series of stories marking Mining Week, Resource Works takes a look at what the sector means for Metro Vancouver’s economy

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Accessing tidewater is key to increasing oil revenue

Compelling evidence from Bloomberg confirms that pipeline expansion in British Columbia is worth tens of billions of dollars to the Canadian economy

BC’s dysfunctional resource debate, Part 3: Action not marketing

Previously in this series, I’ve discussed a few reasons why our public discourse on natural-resource issues has become so dismal

Former BC premier Dan Miller takes to airwaves to defend resource development

In case you missed it: Dan Miller's op-ed appeared in The Province newspaper

BC's dysfunctional resource debate, Part 2: It’s our institutions, stupid

This is the second post in a series looking at why our public discourse has become so toxic

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

Resource Stories - A joint venture with The Province newspaper

In a series of conversations with workers and business operators, The Province and Resource Works explore the contributions that trade, industry and natural resources make to the British Columbia economy

7 trends that tell the story of BC mining

Despite tough financial times, the sector remains busy. Company revenues have been hit hard by falling global prices for key commodities, leading to a sharp drop in profits. And yet, employment and mine output keep growing, suggesting that miners are focused on building assets for a future upswing

Why think-tank rates BC highly

The reason the province got a B grade for economic performance from the Conference Board of Canada is largely due to the health of its natural-resource sector

BC's vital but often overlooked miners take centre stage

In a series of stories marking Mining Week, Resource Works takes a look at what the sector means for Metro Vancouver’s economy - particularly in the areas of job creation and innovation

Mining industry 'a prime candidate for innovation'

In a series of stories marking Mining Week, Resource Works takes a look at what the sector means for Metro Vancouver’s economy

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