By Ian Madsen Climate Crisis advocates doggedly promote wind and solar power as alternatives to petroleum and coal-based energy sources. Solar power has serious fundamental problems inherent to its nature, specifically...
Editor’s note: Energy advocate Deidra Garyk made the following submission to the Competition Bureau regarding Bill C-59, which came into law in late June. That law is an egregious assault on free speech in this nation, and Pipeline Online vehemently opposes it,...
I work in oil and gas and have “sustainability” as an important dimension of the work I do. It’s right there in my LinkedIn profile. Same as many folks in the sector. Doing equally important things for the companies that take sustainability...
Editor’s Note: Kaase Gbakon is a Prince Albert-based economist. KEY TAKEAWAYS A key benefit highlighted by the TMX is that it would help narrow the discount experienced by the heavy Alberta crude oil relative to WTI and Brent benchmark and help Alberta’s crude find...
By Bill Whitelaw (TROY MEDIA) – I’ve been thinking a lot about the concept of greenwashing. Greenwashing is based on the premise that colours are highly emotive and polarizing. The “greens” at each end of the perspective spectrum are vastly different, with a...
The Canadian Parliament passed Bill C-59 that includes seemingly innocuous changes to the Competition Act, giving the Competition Bureau Canada increased authority to address greenwashing complaints, vexatious or credible. Who does not want a mechanism to address...
