OUR PURPOSE

I think YCR is a great way to bring that positive outlook about the [Canadian resources] industry to students who wouldn’t see it.

OUR PURPOSE

I think YCR is a great way to bring that positive outlook about the [Canadian resources] industry to students who wouldn’t see it.

About YCR

Young Canadians for Resources (YCR) inspires young Canadians to advocate for and participate in Canada’s natural resource sectors. We promote people, planet, and prosperity through social media, events, and career development.

We are a non-partisan, not-for-profit group created by young Canadians, for young Canadians.

We want to increase the level of decorum and respect in conversations about Canada’s natural resources.

Our vision: A Canada where young people understand, value, and support our world-leading natural resource sector.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

For Students
For Students
YCR provides opportunities that give students a platform to share their passions and research, as well as supplement their resume.
For Young Professionals
For Young Professionals
YCR provides networking and career development opportunities for those looking to enhance their skills in the workplace.
For Executive Champions
For Executive Champions
Partnering with YCR provides the opportunity to mentor young professionals and spark a passion for Canadian natural resources.

People

Planet

Prosperity

Get Connected

Get Connected

Our goal at YCR is to reach as many young people as possible through our events and content. We are creating a network of passionate young Canadians who talk about our industry on campuses across Canada, as well as a creating a community of young professionals who endorse careers in all of Canada’s diverse natural resource sectors.

Click below to become a part of our great community!

“There’s a lot of work to do and a lot of it comes back on us as students to be the leaders of tomorrow.”

— Business student from Western University

“I am passionate about Canadian resources and learning more about how to protect our environment.”

— Okanagan College Environmental Management Student

“I think there are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to resources across our country and I’m proud and excited to be a part of something that is inclusive and encouraging of all people and ideas.”

— Business student at SAIT

“I believe that it is important for Indigenous youth to be involved in Canada’s natural resource sector as we are the stewards of the land. Together, we can change the future for the next generation in our communities and our country.”

— Brayden Day Chief - Business Student ULethbridge

This is your opportunity to develop your network across Canada and join a group of volunteers that share a passion for Canada’s resources.