Politically moderate Canadians across the country have every reason to be concerned about the federal government’s pending emissions cap on Canadian oil and gas. Just look at the financial implications.
Federal Green Party co-leader Jonathan Pedneault has probably forgotten more than I’ll ever know about the conflict in Sudan’s Darfur region. For a leader still just in his early 30s,
Look at any reputable poll about Canadian natural resources, their development and their trade with partners around the world. You’ll find a Canadian public that’s supportive, as well as a
After any election, there’s always a need to get back to work in order to perform the hard tasks that will improve the lives of Albertans. This kind of positive
Because of climate change, the world is attempting to execute its first centrally planned, policy mandated, global energy transition. In a hurry. Nothing like this has ever been attempted before.
How will Canada move from a supplier country with restricted access to global energy markets, to an energy powerhouse known worldwide as the market leader in responsibly-produced oil, natural gas,
As politicians dominate the public narrative on jobs and job creation, this critical element of human existence is increasingly disconnected from economics. Jobs require money. You can’t have the former
No matter how you slice it, suppliers that sell into a global energy market have earned the right to a fair shake and a level playing field. For years, our
With common sense finally returning to the future of fossil fuels, Alberta has a remarkable opportunity to switch from defense to offense. Instead of reacting to external event as we’ve
When it comes to energy and climate policy, it’s important Canadians continue to keep their collective eye on the prize. From my perspective, the prize is continued market access together
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