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Bronwyn Eyre: Why the fed-prov ‘MOU’ is ‘Mission Outstandingly Unlikely’

MOUs are little more than pinkie promises which governments sign when they don’t know what else to do.   Last week, the federal House of Commons voted 197 to 137 against a Conservative “pro-investor” motion to recognize Canada as a “competitive,...

Brian Crossman: Landman season two, the official Pipeline Online review

Season 2 coming in hot 🔥 Stream the premiere NOW on @paramountplus. #Landman #LandmanPPlus pic.twitter.com/T08cmmlikA — Landman (@landmanpplus) November 16, 2025 Well, it’s that time again. If you are like me and nearly everyone else working in the oilpatch,...

Brad Wall: Mark Carney’s Davos speech made things worse with the very people we need to make a deal with

  The prime minister and other national leaders – for transparently political reasons – use talking points like – the era of rules based trade is over or our trade with the US will never be the same.  While it might help bolster their political...

Jim Warren: The latest global trade convulsions and their Saskatchewan effects

Two weeks ago Scott Moe did the right thing. He accompanied Mark Carney to China in support of reducing the 75.8 per cent tariff on raw Canadian canola seed to just 15 per cent. Canola producers are our friends and neighbours; what’s more, they make a significant...

Brian Crossman: Artificial Intelligence, the oilpatch, and John Wick’s dog

Enough politics for now. I have something else I need to complain about (the “airing of grievances” if you will). For the past several years, artificial intelligence, or AI, has been near the top of many conversations, maybe even most of them. To many the prospect of...

Brian Zinchuk: We are living in 1938, again hearing the drumbeats of war

  My 21-year-old daughter called me up the other day, concerned about what she’d been seeing on the news. ICE agents in the US with their faces hidden by masks are sweeping into communities and dragging people off. She felt it was reminiscent of the German...
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