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Homeland Journey returns: two new episodes put Gitxsan law, leadership and land in focus
1+ day, 14+ hour ago (532+ words) | Resource Works Homeland Journey returns: two new episodes put Gitxsan law, leadership and land in focus Homeland Journey is back. Seven years after Resource Works first sent a camera crew into the territories of First Nations across western Canada, the…...
Built on timber |
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (475+ words) Maureen Pinkney has spent a lifetime in 100 Mile House, and forestry has always been part of that story. Born and raised in the community, she comes from a family tied to the industry. Her grandfathers built mills across British Columbia....
Sixty-six years of counting orcas
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (1007+ words) We put the entire record of the Southern Resident killer whales into one sourced graphic: every annual count since 1960, every documented capture, and twenty years of tanker traffic on both sides of the border. The decline starts with the live-capture…...
When DRIPA and the Canadian Constitution collide
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (1268+ words) 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 press and public that private lands and provincial parks were not…...
B.C.’s overlooked firm power option: What the geothermal evidence shows
2+ day, 19+ hour ago (831+ words) Geothermal energy draws heat from the Earth’s interior to generate electricity and provide thermal energy. Unlike wind and solar, it is firm, baseload and dispatchable: a geothermal plant produces power continuously, on demand, regardless of weather or time of day....
Why working forests are the key to community survival in Burns Lake
4+ day, 14+ hour ago (531+ words) Charlie Rensby has spent years making the case that forestry is not separate from community life. In Burns Lake, he says, it is the foundation. A long-serving councillor re-elected in 2022, Rensby has also emerged as a grassroots advocate for forestry....
A resource voice joins the podium of record
1+ week, 1+ day ago (473+ words) Stewart Muir has spent more than a decade trying to convince the rest of the country that the resource economy belongs at the centre of the national conversation. Now he’s finally given a seat in one of the rooms where…...
Wealth in the valley |
1+ week, 1+ day ago (629+ words) Gladys Atrill has spent much of her life thinking about how a small town stays strong. The mayor of Smithers brings that perspective to resource development. She does not frame forestry, mining or agriculture as stand-alone sectors. She sees them…...
Prospectors losing road access in Kootenays
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1193+ words) B.C.’s backcountry is stitched with thousands of kilometres of rough and rutted forest service roads (FSR), mostly built by mining and forestry companies. Many are used by outdoor enthusiasts—hikers, hunters, ATVers—to get deeper into the backcountry. But they…...
Managing the Montney responsibly: what the science says about water, seismicity and carbon capture |
1+ week, 2+ day ago (906+ words) British Columbia holds one of the largest unconventional natural gas endowments in North America. At the Geoscience BC Energy Webinar on June 22, Dr. Brad Hayes, Senior Geoscience Advisor at GLJ, outlined the scale: the Montney Formation alone contains an estimated…...