Canada’s cancellation of major pipelines cost billions in economic growth, jobs, and exports, leaving it unable to meet global energy demand. Lee Harding argues that regulatory barriers crippled development and urges renewed fossil fuel expansion before opportunities...
REGINA – On April 8, the Saskatchewan New Democratic Party released their “Grid and Growth Plan 2026 for Saskatchewan’s electrical grid. Pipeline Online provided in-depth coverage of it, starting with this piece. On the same day, Saskatchewan Party Minister of...
This op-ed was originally published by the Leader-Post and StarPhoenix, and is reproduced with permission of the author. The recent provincial budget was framed as “protecting Saskatchewan” from “geopolitical turmoil.” In fact, this turmoil has increased the...
By Craig Lord The Liberal government will suspend the excise fuel tax on gasoline and diesel until Labour Day as the Iran war sends energy costs surging, Prime Minster Mark Carney announced on Tuesday. Carney said the tax break will start April 20 and is expected to...
The long-awaited Saskatchewan New Democratic Party long-term plan for the provincial electrical grid was released in Regina on April 8, and it puts a lot of emphasis on natural gas-fired power generation, wind, solar and storage, eventual nuclear power,...
