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Jim Warren: Let the milk flow, but keep the oil in the ground – Quebec’s separatists are now dictating Canadian trade policy

For the past decade, Quebec’s political parties have been arguing over who hates oil and Western conservatives the most along with which party can claim bragging rights for being the best at extorting benefits from the rest of Canada. The debate is running...

Jim Warren: Could maximizing Canadian oil production and exports over the medium-term help reduce CO2 emissions for the long-term?

  There is a chasm of disagreement separating climate-concerned policy makers in Ottawa and supporters of the oil and gas sector on the prairies. Each side behaves like they’re playing a zero sum game. One can support the environment or oil production but not...

Jim Warren: It is way too soon to assume the 2024 temperature anomaly is the new normal

 The past two years have been a bit of a downer for climate change realists and supporters of oil and gas production on the prairies. This has especially been the case for those of us who consume a lot of legacy media content. It seems like virtually every news story...

Jim Warren: Welcome to science court: brought to you by the “Don’t say anything nice about the oil bill.”

Follow those who seek the truth. Run from the man who says he’s found it.  – Václav Havel, first president of Czechoslovakia after the 1989 Velvet Revolution.   In addition to its threat to the right of free expression, Bill C-59, stands as a threat to the free...

Jim Warren: In defense of populism: it’s a timeless prairie tradition

  The federal government and the environmental movement tend to attribute the anti-Ottawa sentiment on the prairies to “dangerous populism” and our lack of enthusiasm for saving the planet from the climate apocalypse. Similar criticisms have been leveled in the...
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