By Lee Harding Frontier Centre for Public Policy Originally published March 16, 2022 A leading Canadian economist says the case for carbon taxes is limited and its proponents deliver more rhetoric than reality. In an interview with this author, Steve Ambler, Economics...
By Joseph Quesnel Frontier Centre for Public Policy Originally published March 13, 2022 Canada’s chattering classes – who are often more accustomed to playing the sadly ineffectual dovish role – are rushing to prove their outrage over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and...
SASKATOON – In on Feb. 22, the United State Geological Survey (USGS) revised its critical minerals list. In doing so, they added nickel and zinc, but removed helium, potash, rhenium and strontium. The revision to the list took place two days before Russia...
SASKATOON – Royal Helium shifted gears over the course of the winter, reducing its drilling plan, focusing more on production and seismic surveys for future drilling. On March 3, president and CEO Andrew Davidson said they had two seismic programs running at the time....
By Raf Casert And Samuel Petrequin in Brussels BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union preserved a sense of rarely seen unity through four rounds of unprecedented sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine. But at a summit Thursday, the 27 leaders faced...
