“Who would have thought, a few years ago, that it was a B.C. Liberal government that shut down Burrard Thermal, the natural ...
At Get It Done B.C., a panel on AI infrastructure asked what B.C. gains from building its own compute, and who gets a say in ...
Supporters of British Columbia’s natural resource sector can be proud of what they have achieved in spite of huge obstacles ...
On the eve of UBCM, GET IT DONE B.C. returns for its second year—one day in Vancouver bringing together mayors, ministers, ...
Canada has rediscovered its appetite for big ambition. Now comes the harder work of turning capital, customers and political ...
Experts at a Get It Done B.C. panel discuss how to build economic certainty and reset First Nations resource partnerships ...
A mayor, a Green leader and an MP disagreed on what B.C. should build. They agreed the province can’t seem to build anything.
Discover why British Columbia needs a unified salmon policy supporting both wild and farmed fisheries to rebuild B.C.'s ...
At Get It Done B.C., a Cranbrook prospector, Stewart’s mayor, and an equipment dealer traced the steps from filing a claim to ...
Energy Minister had some explaining to do when it was discovered the government had over-estimated oil and gas revenues by $1 ...
Energy Minister Adrian Dix tells a Vancouver audience that B.C. must move quickly on LNG, power supply, and forestry ...
This article appeared in the May 2017 print issue of the BC Shipping News and is reproduced with permission. In the early 1950s, exporting the oil discovered in Alberta was still in its nascent stages ...
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