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Jim Warren: The Keystone XL is a long way from being revived: The corpse twitches, but does not dance

  There they were in the Oval Office, posing in front of a fireplace lavishly decorated in the styles of Liberace and Saddam Hussein. Donald Trump and Mark Carney were having a handshake for the cameras. It was Tuesday, Oct. 7, and will be remembered as the day...

Jim Warren: We’re being played: It will take a political earthquake to get an oil pipeline to Prince Rupert

It is time to admit that in the absence of a political earthquake the Mark Carney government will do nothing of consequence to facilitate the building of a new oil pipeline from the prairies to the West coast. Over the past several months many of the people who...

Jim Warren: Carney Liberals could provide opponents of petroleum and pipelines with a $1.0 billion war chest

And so it begins. Environmentalists and Indigenous groups have launched the first protests and legal actions threatening conventional energy production since Mark Carney became prime minister. A few small protests have been held in Ontario and Quebec and a lawsuit was...

Jim Warren: Saskatchewan’s bold move to keep the coal-fired power plants operating past 2030

Dealing with challenges like Ottawa’s ten-year war on conventional energy and the Liberals’ economically ruinous, one-size-fits-all climate change policies does get tiresome. The effort becomes especially wearing when there is so little good news mixed in with the...

Jim Warren: Dazed and confused—the Saskatchewan NDP’s approach to our tariff war with Trump

It’s as though Carla Beck has not yet fully recovered from the “sunny ways” propaganda Justin Trudeau spouted in 2015 during his first election campaign as Liberal party leader. Beck, the Leader of Saskatchewan’s NDP Opposition, naively assumes the united Team Canada...
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