Over the past few weeks several online publishers of oil prices have been reporting vastly different prices for Western Canadian Select (WCS) crude. The price differences reflect significantly inconsistent values for the differential fees or discounts that...
When debating with emissions cutting environmental zealots, fans of fossil fuels frequently use China as a bad example to compare against Canadian emissions. Canada’s 1.5 percent share of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions pales in comparison with the CO2...
What, no happy dance? On 9 September the Carney government delivered a long-awaited win to supporters of conventional energy. The heavy hand of C-69, the “No More Pipelines Act”, will no longer apply to major projects in the oil and gas sectors including...
After a couple of weeks of self-congratulations and grandstanding, the future of the Trump administration’s “Biggest Oil Deal in History” is looking a lot less bright. Two streams of ideas have emerged in the legacy and independent media casting doubt on...
Polls show heat and smoke have increased Canadians’ concerns about climate change: Not to worry, it won’t cause Carney to back down on Pacific pipeline concessions n response to forest fires, smoke and a series of hot days this summer concern about climate...
