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Transparency in B.C.’s resource sectors is a boon for communities and investors

Posted on Articles by · December 09, 2015 9:32 PM

Our natural resource industries are among the most transparent sectors in British Columbia. This oft-overlooked characteristic of these industries benefits residents, communities and investors.

Doing more with less - that sums up BC's recent oil & gas story

Posted on Articles by · November 26, 2015 2:01 PM

Even with low natural gas prices, and tough competition, the industry makes an outsized contribution to the province's economic health.

Myths and realities of fugitive emissions in natural gas production

Posted on Articles · November 01, 2015 5:42 AM

Leakage of natural gas into the atmosphere before it gets to the consumer has been a source of concern for years, resulting in progressively better solutions

Metro Vancouver enriched by our smarter, quicker, cleaner and safer resource trade

Posted on Articles by · October 11, 2015 10:17 AM

Our natural-resource firms are big creators of wealth and work that keep B.C.’s economy rolling, finance our education and health services and support thousands of families.

"It couldn't have arrived at a better time": 11 perspectives on Resource Works

Posted on Articles by · October 06, 2015 3:38 PM

What is Resource Works all about? We asked a cross-section of 11 thought leaders to offer their interpretation of the project, which was launched in April 2014.

What does responsible development mean to you? One community's viewpoint

Posted on Articles by · October 05, 2015 12:00 PM

Is it possible to create quality, respectful conversations about natural resource issues – even when tempers are running hot? Resource Works offers some ideas to help municipal leaders navigate this challenging area.

National prominence for Resource Works Advisory Council's Lori Ackerman

Posted on Articles by · September 26, 2015 4:13 PM

The mayor of Fort St. John, a member of the Council since Resource Works began, is quoted in Globe and Mail feature on resource issues

Looking for resource leadership in contentious times

Posted on Articles by · September 20, 2015 1:01 PM

The overwhelming majority of people, especially when they sit face to face, want to engage in an open-minded, fact-based dialogue about responsible resource development.

STREET TALK: Vancouver connecting with everyday things and how they get made

Posted on Media by · September 20, 2015 12:24 PM

What does an ecomodernist mom think about the future?

Posted on Articles by · September 20, 2015 6:57 AM

A new movement is asking whether human beings are an invasive species that needs to be beaten back in order to save the planet – or can humanity's achievements make us less dependent on nature so that we can restore balance and health?

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Transparency in B.C.’s resource sectors is a boon for communities and investors

Our natural resource industries are among the most transparent sectors in British Columbia. This oft-overlooked characteristic of these industries benefits residents, communities and investors.

Doing more with less - that sums up BC's recent oil & gas story

Even with low natural gas prices, and tough competition, the industry makes an outsized contribution to the province's economic health.

Myths and realities of fugitive emissions in natural gas production

Leakage of natural gas into the atmosphere before it gets to the consumer has been a source of concern for years, resulting in progressively better solutions

Metro Vancouver enriched by our smarter, quicker, cleaner and safer resource trade

Our natural-resource firms are big creators of wealth and work that keep B.C.’s economy rolling, finance our education and health services and support thousands of families.

"It couldn't have arrived at a better time": 11 perspectives on Resource Works

What is Resource Works all about? We asked a cross-section of 11 thought leaders to offer their interpretation of the project, which was launched in April 2014.

What does responsible development mean to you? One community's viewpoint

Is it possible to create quality, respectful conversations about natural resource issues – even when tempers are running hot? Resource Works offers some ideas to help municipal leaders navigate this challenging area.

National prominence for Resource Works Advisory Council's Lori Ackerman

The mayor of Fort St. John, a member of the Council since Resource Works began, is quoted in Globe and Mail feature on resource issues

Looking for resource leadership in contentious times

The overwhelming majority of people, especially when they sit face to face, want to engage in an open-minded, fact-based dialogue about responsible resource development.

STREET TALK: Vancouver connecting with everyday things and how they get made

What does an ecomodernist mom think about the future?

A new movement is asking whether human beings are an invasive species that needs to be beaten back in order to save the planet – or can humanity's achievements make us less dependent on nature so that we can restore balance and health?

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