By David Leis Canada has plenty to worry about these days. Our trade relationship with the United States has deteriorated badly. Washington imposed 50 per cent tariffs on $27.6 billion worth of Canadian goods in August. Canada responded Sept. 8 with counter-tariffs of...
Replacing reliable electricity before alternatives are ready could cost the province billions Much controversy has ensued over the Government of Saskatchewan’s decision to refurbish coal-fired power plants. Although the details deserve scrutiny, the premise is...
Nation-sized infrastructure means nothing if you sell the ownership to foreign investors before the concrete dries Energy corridors are suddenly back in fashion after a decade of activist obstruction and political hesitation around pipelines and transmission lines....
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...
Tamara Lich’s prosecution isn’t just about a protest—it’s a warning. For many Western Canadians, her harsh treatment by Ottawa signals how far the federal government is willing to go to silence dissent. As Alberta moves toward a sovereignty referendum, Lich’s ordeal...
