Registration Now Open
Registration
Early Bird Pricing is available until November 6, 2026, so register early to take advantage of discounted rates before prices increase. If you have any questions about registration or the BC Natural Resources Forum, our team is happy to assist. Please contact us at info@bcnaturalresourcesforum.com.
2 Day Pass - January 20-21
Meals not included but limited quantities are available to purchase as an add-on.
1 Day Pass - Wednesday, January 20
Meals not included but limited quantities are available to purchase as an add-on.
1 Day Pass - Thursday, January 21
Meals not included but limited quantities are available to purchase as an add-on.
Virtual Only
Access our virtual app and live recordings of sessions.
Meal Tickets
Meals and additional events available for purchase.
Tuesday, January 19
Wednesday, January 20
Thursday, January 21
Thursday, January 21
Offsite Events
Workshops
Hands-on sessions designed to go deeper than the main stage. Build practical skills, work through real scenarios, and connect with peers and experts in small-group settings.
See Prince George’s low-carbon economy in action. By coach, you will visit four facilities that are unique in Canada.
Drawing on over a decade of hands-on experience routing Canadian natural gas to global markets, the session delivers a concise examination of the full commercial spectrum, from upstream gas supply through downstream marketing.
This workshop provides a practical, ground-level introduction to equity ownership in natural resources projects.
A one-day dynamic workshop presented by C3 Alliance in partnership with Dan Bornstein, McCarthy Tétrault that focuses on Benefit Sharing Agreement negotiations for Indigenous communities and resource companies.
This workshop blends interactive hand-on renewable energy 101 science experiments and discussions to demystify wind and solar technologies and their role in BC’s energy future, and help get industry and communities ready for renewable energy.
Engaging with governments on policy matters is not as simple as many have made us believe. Fail to prepare, break protocols or misunderstand timelines and pace, and your engagement will fail.
This workshop follows one early-stage consultation team’s effort to keep pace with the sheer volume of consultation required on a major B.C. mining project hundreds of interactions, spreadsheets and email threads, and a regulatory record that has to be complete and defensible.
This workshop is a 90-minute participatory working session on how resource projects can leave communities genuinely stronger a decade after the work is done.
- Workshop registration is separate from your main Forum pass. Spaces are limited and fill on a first-come, first-served basis. Select your session below to reserve your spot.
Registration is handled through our secure Conexsys platform.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does early bird registration close?
Early bird registration will close on November 6, 2026 at 11:59 PM.
What is the Government Pass?
The Government Pass is an all-inclusive registration pass offered at a reduced rate for representatives of federal, provincial, territorial, and local governments. It includes the full conference program and meals at the Prince George Conference and Civic Centre. Government Passes are limited to two per organization. If more than two registrations are submitted, we may need to cancel additional registrations to ensure fair access for all participating organizations.
What is included in my registration fee?
Registration includes access to plenary sessions, three networking receptions, the sold-out tradeshow, and all coffee and nutrition breaks.
Please note that conference registration does not include access to workshops, the Keynote Breakfast, the Celebrating Natural Resources Banquet, the BC Resource Ministers’ Breakfast, or the Keynote Luncheons. Tickets for these events are available as optional add-ons to your standard registration.
What options do you offer for Indigenous participation?
Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors BCNRF has a limited number of complimentary passes for elected leadership from BC Indigenous communities to ensure strong Indigenous participation in the Forum. For any questions, please contact us at info@bcnaturalresourcesforum.com
Can I attend the Forum virtually?
Yes, you can purchase a virtual pass.
Our virtual platform Whova will be launching in the coming months!
Additional questions?
For further inquires please contact us at info@bcnaturalresourcesforum.com.