Advocating for the public good in responsible natural resource development
Vancouver, BC
Joined January 2014
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New Ipsos polling commissioned by the Energy Futures Institute finds strong support among British Columbians for a new oil pipeline to BC’s south coast, LNG, & consumer choice in home heating and vehicles.
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“What a great day for Canada…Canada’s building big again.”
PM Mark Carney comments moments ago in Vancouver on today’s news - phase 2 of LNG Canada, which will become the second largest LNG facility in the world.
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By doubling the size of British Columbia’s first LNG export terminal, this news materially improves global energy security.
While confirming that Canada’s energy superpower ambitions are no pipedream. lngcanada.ca/news/lng-canada…
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How to Kill an Industry: in @natnewswatch, Stewart Muir (@sjmuir) of @Resource_Works sets out nine steps behind Ottawa's 2029 licensing policy for B.C. salmon farming. Three of the nine in this thread. Full column: nationalnewswatch.com/2026/0…
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Muir traced some campaign tactics to B.C.’s forestry battles...1980s and 1990s...retail pressure, celebrity campaigns, restaurant pledges and dramatic imagery moved environmental disputes into public and political pressure.
#SalmonFarming #BritishColumbia
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Talking with people who see the world differently than we do is not only a worthwhile endeavour, it should be part of normal life.
We all have our blind spots so getting outside our own bubble and having spirited but respectful debate can only make us better.
I was pleased to join @BCGreens Leader @Emily_Lowan and @CPC_HQ MP @ellisbross for a lively discussion about the future of B.C.’s resource economy.
We certainly didn’t agree on everything, and that’s the point.
Here’s a great write-up from @sjmuir that captures the discussion:
resourceworks.com/the-brad-w…
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Kitimat Mayor Phil Germuth, a supporter of #LNG development, receives the Community Achievement Award from @Resource_Works, recognizing his leadership through 'a defining period for the city.' bit.ly/4gY8cyH See also: lnkd.in/p/gnkVm4hR
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It’s not a question of why - but how - we get more resource development going in B.C.
Yesterday, PCA was proud to sponsor @Resource_Works Get It Done B.C. 2026 conference. It was an invigorating day of discussion, learning, and networking with leaders from all levels of government and industry, focused on how we can build a strong natural resource economy that benefits all British Columbians, and, by extension, all Canadians.
Thank you to Resource Works for bringing together such an important conversation!
#GetItDoneBC #BCConstruction #ProgressiveConstruction
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Yesterday, CAOEC had the opportunity to participate in the second annual GET IT DONE B.C. forum in Vancouver, hosted by @Resource_Works.
A clear message emerged throughout the day: action is needed to unlock British Columbia’s full energy potential and strengthen its economy.
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From our CEO Karen Ogen: @Resource_Works' 'Getting It Done BC 2026' was a great day-long conference. It was an honour to be on a panel with Chief Roland Willson on the 'Power of Yes: Local Benefits and Community Voices.' lnkd.in/p/gPRSXkH3
See also: bit.ly/4iugaAL
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Canada is ready to build - I’ve never seen this degree of alignment.
In 2017 the proponent walked away from Pacific NorthWest LNG at Prince Rupert. Had project opened on original schedule in 2019, my conservative estimate is it would have shipped about C$93 billion of LNG by now. The tally passes C$100 billion in mid-January.
Investors are undoubtedly chewing over these same facts. Hence the importance of getting it right this time.
#InvestInCanada
#CanadaEconomy
#GetItDoneBC
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Great to join friends at @Resource_Works this afternoon, and to hear from Mayor Ken Sim and many more on the golden opportunity to build back from B.C.’s degrowth era.
Reasons for optimism if we organize, professionalize, and don’t take showing up at the ballot box for granted.
@McInnis_4MLA
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Our @Resource_Works read on Canada's first Investment Summit prospectus: 167 projects, >US$450B, and every province and territory in the book.
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For 11 years, Liberal policies have worked to keep Canadian resources in the ground and major projects from getting built.
Mark Carney refuses to repeal the same anti-development agenda: the Never Build Anything Anywhere Bill C-69, the Shipping Ban Bill C-48, drilling bans, the oil and gas cap, the federal industrial carbon tax, the fuel standard, and endless red tape. These policies block Canadian energy, choke off resource development and exports, kill jobs, drive investment out of Canada, and weaken our country at the worst possible time.
Canada has the resources, workers, technology, and talent to lead the world. Conservatives will fight to repeal and reform anti-development Liberal laws, unleash Canadian energy and resources, restore private-sector confidence, get major projects built, create good jobs, and give Canada strength at home with unbreakable leverage abroad.
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Excited to have this conversation on Monday. Thanks for inviting me and hosting this! 🙌🏽
UNDRIP uncertainty shapes every major project decision in B.C., and nobody has a settled answer on what certainty looks like.
MLA @a_warbus, and @Nang_Unsat discuss how proponents, Nations, and governments ensure project certainty, partnership, and prosperity in light of changing attitudes. Moderated by @Margare7a.
#GetItDoneBC
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Finally, a shovel in the ground for #BCHydro's North Coast transmission line: power for #KsiLisimsLNG, mining, and more. And with opportunity for #FirstNations to become 50/50 equity partners. bit.ly/46HFeNg @Resource_Works #bcpoli
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TAHAN: On Labour Day, don't forget who builds Canada's prosperity
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RUSHTON: The workers who built Canada's energy comeback
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“…having spent years visiting mills, mines and industrial sites across the province. That experience shaped his understanding of what resource work means to communities, and how it “ingrained in me how our resource industry provides people with dignity.” resourceworks.com/a-stronger…
