In the bigger discussions around sustainability, there’s been a trend away from single, inflexible decision-making models toward a multiparty cooperative approach. In cases where all parties are willing to stick
Sometimes it feels like Tzeporah Berman wants to see the Alberta oil and gas sector strangled with a never-ending stream of anti-oilsands misinformation. Her apparent mission to hurt our sector
Did you know Canada spends about $2.3 billion annually to import oil from Saudi Arabia, while groups like Greenpeace never protest foreign oil tankers on our shores? That’s right –
A failure to attract oil and gas investment to Canada hurts all of us financially – and it puts the global environment at greater risk. So why do we stand
Let’s be absolutely clear about one energy fact: as of this writing, the battle over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project (TMX) is far from over. The federal government decision,
By the time you read this, the University of Alberta may have already added a new name to its list of recipients of honorary doctorates. Or, they may have heeded
There’s a reason more than a hundred volunteers gathered outside Liberal MP Kent Hehr’s constituency office in late February in support of the Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion project. They weren’t
Thanks to a gullible media and some pretty lax security screening, the anti-pipeline insurgency chalked up a minor victory in Nanaimo. As I watched a live stream of Prime Minister
Whether you live and work in Alberta or another resource-rich Canadian province, you may not realize just how closely resource jobs are related to our high-tech economy. Think about it:
You likely heard the state of Nebraska issued a permit recently for a revised route for Keystone XL. At the time of this writing, folks are studying the new permit
