The Legislative Assembly has now been dissolved, and a provincial election called for October 24. So nothing is going to get ...

On Monday, Sept. 14, at the Vancouver Club, something happened at our Get It Done B.C. conference that people were still talking about after the microphones were turned off. The panel was called From ...

Supporters of British Columbia’s natural resource sector can be proud of what they have achieved in spite of huge obstacles ...

Two former cabinet ministers from rival parties break down why the province suddenly needs more power, and why it needs it ...

Experts at a Get It Done B.C. panel discuss how to build economic certainty and reset First Nations resource partnerships ...

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 ...

Discover why British Columbia needs a unified salmon policy supporting both wild and farmed fisheries to rebuild B.C.'s ...

Explore how natural gas can diversify northern British Columbia's energy grid, backstop hydropower during weather volatility, and support regional economic growth.

Canada has rediscovered its appetite for big ambition. Now comes the harder work of turning capital, customers and political ...

Forestry leaders at Get It Done B.C. say high costs and red tape, more than U.S. tariffs, have pushed the sector to a breaking point ...

B.C. Conservative finance critic Gavin Dew outlines a strategy for economic renewal, urging faster decision-making and regulatory clarity to attract major investment ...

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.