Energy access and sustainability are at the heart of Canada's economy and British Columbia is facing a pivotal moment.

How can we ensure energy security, equitable access, and environmental responsibility in a rapidly evolving landscape?

Join us on Conversations Live for a timely and thought-provoking panel on June 17 at 5:30 PM. We’ll explore BC’s current energy mix, still dominated by electricity and fossil fuels, and the practical realities of transitioning to alternatives.

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Growing old isn't for the faint of heart.

Physical health, mental health, financial health, and loneliness are some of the issues we all face as we clear the 70-year mark.

What is it about British Columbia that we're near the top of the global longevity spectrum?

As you age do you fear health care resources, mental health resources, a lack of social services, a lack of social networks, or a lack of money?

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The economic opportunities mining presents are enormous, however, the Trump Administration has thrown a wrench into the development of North American critical minerals. "The demand for critical minerals in the United States is not going to change" says Michael Goehring of the Mining Association of British Columbia, "the US has two choices of supply China and Canada. The US needs our critical minerals."

BC currently has 17 critical mineral projects awaiting approval, four of which are on Premier Eby's list of natural resources projects, there's another five precious metal or gold projects under development. Goehring says, "those projects represent a generational opportunity for British Columbia's economy."

Join us on Tuesday May 6 as our panel outlines the opportunities, the roadblocks and the solutions to igniting the province's economy.

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