There are two angles one should consider regarding wind power generation. In many ways, they are diametrically opposed, and yet both are correct. One is the unreliability of wind. The other is the economic benefits. I’ve written well over 100 stories talking about the...
https://pipelineonline.ca/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/canadian-provinces-combine-b-SBV-319442347-HD.mp4 There was a time a few decades ago when if we talked about western alienation we could safely assume it was a fairly common sentiment among people in all four...
We are living in interesting times The disturbing February 28 beat down of Volodymyr Zelenskyy by the Trump-Vance duo has signaled a frightening turn in the conduct of international relations by the US. Until recently analogies linking Trump and his MAGA...
In this edition, Dr. Kaase Gbakon will assess the enormous energy trade between Canada and the US and explore the question of tariff impacts on both sides of the border. KEY TAKEAWAYS US Tariffs on Canadian Energy: A 10% tariff on Canadian energy exports could...
Sugarcoating EV battery ranges The evidence is piling up. Official Canadian government figures for electric vehicle (EV) battery performance are seriously deficient. A Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) study conducted early in February indicates EV battery...
Back in 2014, I bought a used 2011 Ford Expedition Max for $27,000. Its original sticker price was $72,000, so I thought I bought a hell of a deal. And I did. But over the last decade I’ve miled it out. It’s pretty much done – needs new shocks, brakes, and a few grand...
