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Countdown to oil tanker moratorium: Have your say

Posted on Articles by · September 19, 2016 5:09 PM

Canadians have until Sept. 30 to share their views on a planned crude oil tanker moratorium on British Columbia's north coast. What are the issues?

Founding chairman tapped for federal environment role

Posted on Articles by · September 09, 2016 7:41 AM

A lifetime in government, industry and environmental protection causes prepared Resource Works leader to join major review process.

How often do city residents stop and think about resource dependencies?

Posted on Articles by · August 24, 2016 12:38 PM

Writing in The Asian Post, Stewart Muir of Resource Works takes stock of our options for strong communities and a dynamic broad economy.

Everything you always wanted to know about every Canadian resource project but didn't know where to look

Posted on Articles by · August 24, 2016 9:08 AM

21 federal departments contributed to a remarkable mapping project that is now in soft-launch phase.

An emerging vision for public confidence

Posted on Articles by · August 22, 2016 12:11 PM

Natural resources are the backbone of the Canadian economy, and in Winnipeg the nation's energy and mines ministers come together to find a way forward.

Got questions about oil tanker risk in Vancouver? Here's how to check the facts for yourself

Posted on Articles by · August 12, 2016 10:20 AM

A new ministerial panel on the TransMountain Pipeline Expansion proposal is currently hearing from the public about the project. Resource Works offers this guide to understanding what may, at times, seem to be contradictory information being put forward.

Our Barinder Rasode takes responsible resource message to the UN

Posted on Articles by · August 10, 2016 3:21 PM

Resource Works is just over two years old now, and there is new evidence that our values are resonating across society at a time of peak interest in our issues.

Our biggest challenge: Building trust and confidence in resource development

Posted on Articles by · August 09, 2016 9:37 AM

Stewart Muir of Resource Works joins other Environmental Non-Government Organizations (ENGOs) at a breakthrough ministerial panel in Burnaby.

Citizens require resource products, but they also need to know how land is respected and protected

Posted on Articles by · July 27, 2016 10:15 AM

Understanding the modern resource economy opens our eyes to a virtuous circle of discovery, development, social growth, technological innovation, and environmental protection. How can resource people succeed in telling this story?

What do you call a high-tech resource society driven by green innovation? How about B.C.-ism

Posted on Articles by · June 21, 2016 5:06 PM

City residents use British Columbia’s resource products such as natural gas on a daily basis, but how often do they stop to think about the significance of these goods in their own personal lives?

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Countdown to oil tanker moratorium: Have your say

Canadians have until Sept. 30 to share their views on a planned crude oil tanker moratorium on British Columbia's north coast. What are the issues?

Founding chairman tapped for federal environment role

A lifetime in government, industry and environmental protection causes prepared Resource Works leader to join major review process.

How often do city residents stop and think about resource dependencies?

Writing in The Asian Post, Stewart Muir of Resource Works takes stock of our options for strong communities and a dynamic broad economy.

Everything you always wanted to know about every Canadian resource project but didn't know where to look

21 federal departments contributed to a remarkable mapping project that is now in soft-launch phase.

An emerging vision for public confidence

Natural resources are the backbone of the Canadian economy, and in Winnipeg the nation's energy and mines ministers come together to find a way forward.

Got questions about oil tanker risk in Vancouver? Here's how to check the facts for yourself

A new ministerial panel on the TransMountain Pipeline Expansion proposal is currently hearing from the public about the project. Resource Works offers this guide to understanding what may, at times, seem to be contradictory information being put forward.

Our Barinder Rasode takes responsible resource message to the UN

Resource Works is just over two years old now, and there is new evidence that our values are resonating across society at a time of peak interest in our issues.

Our biggest challenge: Building trust and confidence in resource development

Stewart Muir of Resource Works joins other Environmental Non-Government Organizations (ENGOs) at a breakthrough ministerial panel in Burnaby.

Citizens require resource products, but they also need to know how land is respected and protected

Understanding the modern resource economy opens our eyes to a virtuous circle of discovery, development, social growth, technological innovation, and environmental protection. How can resource people succeed in telling this story?

What do you call a high-tech resource society driven by green innovation? How about B.C.-ism

City residents use British Columbia’s resource products such as natural gas on a daily basis, but how often do they stop to think about the significance of these goods in their own personal lives?

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