The contributions of natural-resource goods to the BC economy should not be understated. They represent about 75% of BC’s international merchandise exports and 12-13% of the province’s GDP (depending on the year). Use of qualified professional engineers, geoscientists, foresters, biologists, agrologists, and applied science technologists, among others, has been critical to the development of BC’s natural resources in terms of health, safety, environmental protection, and innovation, thereby advancing the economic well-being of British Columbians.
SUBMISSION: Professional Reliance Review
- January 18, 2018
- B.C. Economic Dashboard
- Competitive Economy
- Dashboard
- Energy, Natural Resources and Climate
- Environmental Policies
- ESG
- ESG in B.C.
- High Interest Rates
- Human Capital and Labour Policy
- Increased Interest Rates
- Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation
- Innovation, Productivity, Digital Economy
- Liveable Regions
- Rising Inflation,
- BC2035
- B.C. Economic Review & Outlook
- Business Alerts
- Collective Bargaining Bulletin
- Environment & Energy Bulletin
- Human Capital Law & Policy
- Policy Perspectives
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- Automation Potential of the B.C. Labour Market
- B.C. Economic Index
- B.C. Agenda for Shared Prosperity
- B.C. Election Platform Review (2017)
- B.C. Exports
- B.C.'s Low Carbon Advantage
- Budget Analysis
- Cascadia Innovation Corridor
- Corporate Giving Report
- Energy White Paper 2013
- Industrial Property Taxation in B.C.
- Infrastructure White Paper 2014
- Innovation
- Outlook 2020
- Productivity
- ScaleUpBC
- State of Industry - First Nations Relations 2014
- Women and Work
- B.C. Prosperity Index
- ESG in B.C.: An Opportunity for a Sustainable Economy