Resource Works says it welcomes the Canada–British Columbia Cooperative Prosperity Agreement signed July 2 by Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier David Eby. In commentary shared by multiple outlets, the organization describes the agreement as a major step for Canada’s resource sector and points to the federal government’s stated goal of unlocking more than $200 billion in new investment. The announcement frames the deal as part of broader efforts to support resource development and related economic growth. Alongside the agreement, the outlets also reference a new oil pipeline proposal that Resource Works supports, calling the day a “landmark” moment for the country’s resource economy. The reporting is based on the same release distributed by Globe Newswire and then syndicated by the other outlets, which use largely identical wording about the signatories and the investment projection. The sources do not provide additional project details, timelines, or regulatory information beyond the acknowledgement that a new pipeline proposal is part of the package.