B.C. and Ontario have swung between power surpluses and shortages for 100 years. The “overbuilds” that angered voters kept the lights on for the next generation.
A new Resource Works report follows LNG employment inland – from Kitimat’s loading arms to Montney drilling pads, gas plants ...
Affordability set the tone of B.C.'s only televised election debate, and the three resource numbers that came out of it all wobble under a look at the public record. The $1-billion Indigenous ...
TC Energy has turned a decade of partnership on Coastal GasLink into Indigenous ownership. Everything we heard on our stages ...
The World just made Canadian energy more valuable. From Japanese tankers carrying Canadian crude to German utilities contracting Canadian LNG, the world is sending Canada a message. In a more ...
On the eve of UBCM, GET IT DONE B.C. returns for its second year—one day in Vancouver bringing together mayors, ministers, First Nations leaders, and the CEOs building the province’s energy, mining, ...
Abu Dhabi can move capital at an enormous scale. The question is whether Canada can offer projects that are permitted, powered and ready to build. When Prime Minister Mark Carney returned from the ...
RCMP, survivor advocates and energy and trucking leaders met in Prince George to build B.C.'s first anti-trafficking coalition, and to make the case that industry has a role to play. When I signed up ...
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, when I covered treaty negotiations on Vancouver Island for the Nanaimo Daily News, provincial negotiators and government officials took great pains to reassure the ...
How Metro Vancouver became the head office, the trading floor and the export gateway of a resource economy it has stopped recognising—and why the city's own crest has been telling the story all along.
Nanaimo Mayor Leonard Krog argues forestry still underpins jobs, sustainability and public prosperity, while warning misinformation and policy drift threaten one of British Columbia’s enduring ...
Canada’s wildfire emissions in 2023 exceeded those of seven of the world’s ten largest national emitters. Copernicus estimated that Canada’s 2023 wildfires released approximately 480 megatonnes of ...
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