“I am so glad cell phone cameras didn’t exist back in the day, I’d still be in jail.” This has been said more times than any of us can count. But in light of what we have seen in the news, it bears repeating again (and again, and again). In the oilpatch, as with many...
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...
Trump’s Venezuela deal underlines the urgency of building new export pipelines to reach non-US customers: But that doesn’t mean the universe will unfold like Trump thinks it will Alarm bells were ringing off the walls in Canada last week after Donald Trump and...
We all love giving our opinions. Lord only knows I do. We just want to be heard, be validated and feel good about what we say and think. Many of us want to affect some sort of change to make things better for individuals and society as a whole. Take me, for...
The Saskatchewan Party government has ambitious plans for increasing the province’s crude oil production and exports. On August 6, Premier Scott Moe told listeners to the Evan Bray radio program, “We’d like to see a doubling of our production, or at least a 50...
Replacing reliable electricity before alternatives are ready could cost the province billions Much controversy has ensued over the Government of Saskatchewan’s decision to refurbish coal-fired power plants. Although the details deserve scrutiny, the premise is...
