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Opinion: Infrastructure investment key to B.C.'s prosperity Original
British Columbia stands at a pivotal moment. Our province, with its abundant natural resources and unparalleled access to the thriving markets of Asia and Oceania, is uniquely positioned to be the engine of Canada's economic diversification. However, realizing this potential and funding the critical services British Columbians rely on–health care, education, social services and addictions treatment–hinges on a renewed commitment to infrastructure development.
Canada’s transportation supply chains are near breaking point Original
Susannah Pierce and Murad Al-Katib: 100 days after task force identified crisis, businesses are still waiting for action from Ottawa A highway in B.C. is washed out by flooding. From the global pandemic to the wildfires and flooding in British Columbia, to physical disruptions due to blockades and strikes, Canada's transportation system has suffered severe disruptions.
Canada’s transportation supply chains are near breaking point
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Opinion: Alberta’s best days are still to come, but we must define the future in three key areas Original
Article content Optimism is everywhere in Alberta these days. All around the province, there is a familiar energy and enthusiasm in the air, reminiscent of the Alberta booms of the past. And like every boom we experience, we are presented with a choice: Are we going to use this moment to build the future Albertans want, or will we let it be one more boom that comes and goes? Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
I am excited to share the launch of the pilot year of Canadian…
President and Country Chair, VP Emerging Energy Solutions at Shell 21h Edited I am excited to share the launch of the pilot year of Canadian Geographic’s Live Net Zero program. https://lnkd.in/d8wCKxp7 Live Net Zero is designed to inspire, motivate, and support Canadian families striving to achieve a net-zero household.
Opinion: Maximizing Western Canada’s huge economic potential key to building a stronger economy Original
Advertisement 1 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content With Parliament returning, the federal government must turn its attention to developing a serious plan to grow our economy. As part of this plan, the government must focus on measures that enable western Canadian businesses to scale and access growing global economies looking for safe and secure natural resources the West can provide.
Webinar: Future Series: Managing Environmental Risks Across The Value Chain
Worldwide: Webinar: Future Series: Managing Environmental Risks Across The Value Chain 07 December 2021 by Bradley Gilmour , Susannah Pierce , Nicole Flanagan and Jessica Horwitz Bennett Jones LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The "E" in ESG is not all about carbon and climate change. Environmental management and performance can be measured and assessed across a wide range of issues and risks.
Opinion: B.C.’s export sector can make a real difference in reducing global GHGs
Opinion: We have a potential to take millions of additional metric tonnes of GHGs out of the world’s atmosphere. Author of the article: Greg D'Avignon, Susannah Pierce, Susan Yurkovich, Tom Syer, Brad Herald Publishing date: Sep 16, 2020 • • 3 minute read B.C. is the only jurisdiction in the world that has a carbon tax without protections for emissions-intensive trade exposed industries.
IISD report misses the mark [Global Gas Perspectives]
Natural Gas News IISD report misses the mark [Global Gas Perspectives] Nov 29, 2019 5:11:pm Summary Susannah Pierce is director, corporate affairs, with LNG Canada.
Global Energy Monitor - Another great example where media and the public need to
Global Energy Monitor - Another great example where media and the public need to "lean in" and not buy into "fake news" [GGP] Friends and colleagues, You may see some news coverage on this report: https://globalenergymonitor.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/NewGasBoomEmbargo.pdf It is disappointing that media have not taken the time to investigate the source or their claims more thoroughly. Below please find some of my comments. The Energy Monitor is not an independent or credible source.
Susannah Pierce: Climate action isn’t about killing jobs and resource projects
B.C. Green party Leader Andrew Weaver. CHAD HIPOLITO / THE CANADIAN PRESS FILES Share Adjust Comment Print It’s disappointing that Green party Leader Andrew Weaver continues to ignore basic facts about LNG Canada and the role of natural gas in the energy transition. In his March 30 column, Weaver would have British Columbians believe that LNG Canada is the largest point source of emissions in Canada.
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