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Jim Warren: If capital is short for oil and gas investment, maybe its time to revisit a provincial sovereign wealth fund

Here’s a topic and blue sky proposal inspired by the Moe government’s ‘Drawing the Line White Paper’ and the intensifying federal assault on the west’s resource industries. Apparently there has been a serious dearth of new investment in Canada’s energy...

Jim Warren: Who’s next? First it was fossil fuels that were demonized, now is it agriculture?

They say misery loves company. But having company is probably small comfort for people working in western Canada’s energy industry. That being said, it is becoming clear that the fossil fuel industry is no longer the only major economic sector in the west to find...

Jim Warren: All we have to fear is fear itself (along with Liberal energy policy)

Obviously, people’s notions of risk and safety with respect to climate change plays an important role in shaping the energy policies of western democratic societies. Unfortunately, irrational fears and epidemic paranoia about our impending doom as a result of runaway...

Jim Warren: Brad Wall’s legacy will survive attacks from Leader-Post columnist

If there was any doubt about the editorial position of the Regina Leader-Post with respect to Western-based opposition to the federal government, it was laid to rest last month. The July 6 column by the paper’s political columnist, Murray Mandryk, attempted to take...

Jim Warren: When it comes to nations around the world following climate change commitments, how has free trade worked out thus far? Expect the same

Our experience with globalization over the past few decades offers a preview of what we can expect regarding international cooperation in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Remember when global free trade was all the rage back in the 1990s and early 2000s? Prairie...
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