January seems a long time ago but that’s when my initial column for Pipeline Online was published where I questioned the growing body of commentary on so-called progressive news sites such as CBC Digital on the need for Canadians to move away from natural gas for home...
The war in Ukraine is now a month old. It is not over, nor does it show serious signs of ending anytime soon, despite attempts at peace talks. We, as a nation, have had a month to determine our response. Even if the shooting stops, Russia’s oil and gas exports must be...
Well, I’m sure you’ve all heard the news. And for all of us conservative-minded people, its not good. We are going to be blessed with not one, but two incompetent political parties running our country. What is really bothering me right now (other than Trudeau and...
By Lee Harding Frontier Centre for Public Policy Originally published March 16, 2022 A leading Canadian economist says the case for carbon taxes is limited and its proponents deliver more rhetoric than reality. In an interview with this author, Steve Ambler, Economics...
By Joseph Quesnel Frontier Centre for Public Policy Originally published March 13, 2022 Canada’s chattering classes – who are often more accustomed to playing the sadly ineffectual dovish role – are rushing to prove their outrage over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and...
It’s come to my attention that I’m having the same conversation over and over again, and only recently have I figured out why. In almost every conversation of consequence I’ve taken part in recently seems to have a common thread. My wife and her co-worker were...
