And how much of this lays at the Saskatchewan Party government’s feet? Oil prices are now US$94 a barrel, and yet oil industry activity levels in Saskatchewan are more like when it was US$40 a barrel. A lot of people in the industry I’ve spoken to in recent days...
Over the past decade we’ve learned that failure and misfortune often follow when people who bleed green are allowed formulate emissions reduction policies. Experience has shown green transition targets set by inept policy makers like Steven Guilbeault, Canada’s...
Earlier this week, I posted a significant story entitled, “Once Saskatchewan’s largest oil company, Crescent Point plans to spend 70% of its capex in Alberta.” One person online wondered about its significance. And indeed, he had a point. After all, what has Crescent...
Critical minerals provide the materials needed for nearly every aspect of our day-to-day life and are becoming increasingly important for growing a prosperous future. Canada’s recently announced Critical Minerals List highlights 31 minerals and metals that are crucial...
Note: This column is somewhat technical and contains a number of uncommon terms and abbreviations. I have provided a glossary of abbreviations at the end. Climate alarmists are on a roll just now. The heat waves and wildfires of the past year fit comfortably...
I just read an article on the interweb about how our current Prime Minister is the least popular (most despised?) PM for the last 65 years. Probably because not many people can remember much farther back than that. From my point of view, he’s the worst ever, and...
