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Failing to develop our resources risks losing out on long-term security

Posted on Articles by · July 16, 2014 1:54 PM

The future for our families and our children depends on our ability to develop our resource endowment efficiently and responsibly

Looking for a job? Look no further than natural resources

Posted on Articles by · July 10, 2014 12:37 PM

New information released under the government of Canada's open data program, which is illustrated by the accompanying chart, shows that the sector grew more than any other

Poll: Canadians underestimate economic importance of the East

Posted on Articles by · June 17, 2014 6:59 PM

It’s quite a contradiction. Canada is relying more and more on trade with Asia, but people are less and less convinced that it matters

BC’s dysfunctional resource debate, part 4: The elephant in the room - climate change

Posted on Articles by · June 17, 2014 9:05 AM

Report: 'Our reputation is hurting us. It is especially hurting our ability to address perceptions in key markets and to generate support for many resource projects'

Canada’s resource tide is in – will it miss the boat?

Posted on Articles by · June 12, 2014 4:33 PM

There is a tide in the affairs of development projects, as Shakespeare might have said, which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. Omitted, all the voyage of their life is bound in shallows and in miseries

Coal sector ups and downs felt provincewide

Posted on Articles by · June 12, 2014 11:43 AM

News last week that Peace River Coal was idling operations in Tumbler Ridge is the latest sign of an industry slowdown that impacts jobs and revenue in every corner of BC

'Canada has to compete harder than ever to sell its resources'

Posted on Articles by · June 10, 2014 6:31 PM

The key message to emerge from an energy forum is that the country is at a crossroads: where once we supplied only one customer, now we’re trying to supply the world. It’s a big transition, and it won’t be easy

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

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Failing to develop our resources risks losing out on long-term security

The future for our families and our children depends on our ability to develop our resource endowment efficiently and responsibly

Looking for a job? Look no further than natural resources

New information released under the government of Canada's open data program, which is illustrated by the accompanying chart, shows that the sector grew more than any other

Poll: Canadians underestimate economic importance of the East

It’s quite a contradiction. Canada is relying more and more on trade with Asia, but people are less and less convinced that it matters

BC’s dysfunctional resource debate, part 4: The elephant in the room - climate change

Report: 'Our reputation is hurting us. It is especially hurting our ability to address perceptions in key markets and to generate support for many resource projects'

Canada’s resource tide is in – will it miss the boat?

There is a tide in the affairs of development projects, as Shakespeare might have said, which taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. Omitted, all the voyage of their life is bound in shallows and in miseries

Coal sector ups and downs felt provincewide

News last week that Peace River Coal was idling operations in Tumbler Ridge is the latest sign of an industry slowdown that impacts jobs and revenue in every corner of BC

'Canada has to compete harder than ever to sell its resources'

The key message to emerge from an energy forum is that the country is at a crossroads: where once we supplied only one customer, now we’re trying to supply the world. It’s a big transition, and it won’t be easy

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

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