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2026 TRCR Call for Reclamation Award Nominations

Kate MacDonald2026-06-28T22:23:15-07:00

2026 TRCR Call for Reclamation Award Nominations Submission Deadline: Monday, July 17, 2026 The BC Technical and Research Committee on Reclamation (TRCR) is seeking nominations of worthy recipients for the Annual BC Mine Reclamation Awards. Awards will be presented at a ceremony during the TRCR Symposium on September 23, 2026. Nominations are being sought in the following categories: Metal Mines • Placer • Coal Mines • Mineral Exploration Sand and Gravel • Coal Exploration • Quarries Please see the Terms of Reference for more information. Companies or individuals who deserve special recognition for their mine reclamation efforts may be nominated [...]

2026 TRCR Call for Reclamation Award NominationsKate MacDonald2026-06-28T22:23:15-07:00

Business Council of BC Discussion Paper: Getting Major Projects Built in Canada
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Business Council of BC Discussion Paper: Getting Major Projects Built in Canada

Kate MacDonald2026-06-10T23:11:16-07:00

BCBC Discussion Paper: Getting Major Projects Built in Canada BCBC DISCUSSION PAPER BCBC, JUNE 5, 2026 - The Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the federal government's discussion paper, Getting Major Projects Built in Canada (the Discussion Paper). This submission draws on BCBC’s sustained engagement with federal and provincial regulatory changes, including recent submissions on Canada’s Industrial Emissions Pricing System, ongoing dialogue with the Impact Assessment Agency, and submissions to British Columbia on proposed amendments to the Environmental Assessment Act. Canada is at a critical juncture. Trade uncertainty, global [...]

Business Council of BC Discussion Paper: Getting Major Projects Built in CanadaKate MacDonald2026-06-10T23:11:16-07:00

The British Columbia Environmental Industry Association is grateful to be visitors on the unsurrendered lands of what is known as British Columbia. We acknowledge the great diversity of over 200 First Nations and their unique cultural, spiritual and legal relationships to their lands and waters. We affirm the time-honoured histories of these nations and recognize the importance of the Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act in BC, which impacts everyone in our shared society. The BCEIA is dedicated to environmental solutions, innovation, sustainable development and connecting environmental professionals with Indigenous Traditional Knowledge and ways of being. We celebrate our role in restoring and protecting human and natural environments while also committing to learning and fostering the principles of Truth and Reconciliation.

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