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

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

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 ...

“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 ...

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

New polling finds British Columbians still hold two competing beliefs about the environment and resource development. What’s changed is their patience. For more than a decade, Mike Witherly of ...

Northern British Columbia is on the cusp of a resource boom, and the province is expanding the grid to support it. That is clearly the right decision, and one that will benefit an oft-forgotten part ...

For more than 125 years, the salmon fishery linked the Coast of British Columbia from Fort Langley, a few miles up the Fraser River, to Gingolx (Kincolith) at the mouth of the Nass River. Source: BC ...

Gavin Dew anchored his address in the memory of an old filing cabinet. His first summer job was photocopying at Knight Piésold Consulting Engineers, located nearby. The boxes he worked with contained ...

British Columbia has spent the past year immersed in an intense debate over land, title, and responsibility for the past. Tensions escalated following the landmark Cowichan decision in August 2025, ...

Supporters of British Columbia’s natural resource sector can be proud of what they have achieved in spite of huge obstacles put in their way by governments and environmentalists. They have made ...