Just Transition comes with big costs
Trudeau government just shrugs when asked what “significant labour market disruptions” actually means
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DOE expects further weakening in oil prices
DOE announcement to back away from any crude purchases for February is a warning sign
Albertans saved big on holiday shopping with no PST
Canadians in other provinces aren’t so lucky
2022 the year net-zero fantasy ran smack into hard reality
That doesn’t mean the net-zero zealots will toss in the towel, of course
Too many Indigenous men abuse too many Indigenous women
Until Indigenous men are held to the same standards as everyone else, nothing will change
Fossil fuels once again the preferred source of reliable, affordable energy
The invisible hand of Adam Smith punched the world in the nose
Indigenous land acknowledgements have outlived their usefulness
Reconciliation should not be the stuff of soothing platitudes
Oil price forecast for 2023 all over the map
The price of oil could end up anywhere between US$70 to US$121
Moscow launches opening salvo in defiance of oil price cap
Could reduce its daily oil output by as much as seven per cent over the next few weeks
Trudeau giving Quebec a special deal on carbon taxes
Proves that Ottawa’s carbon tax is all about politics, not the environment
Regulated career colleges key to solving labour shortages
An all-hands-on-deck approach needed if Western Canada is to maintain its advantage as a destination for global talent
Ottawa supports lower global energy prices. Just not for Canadians
Canadians forced to pay more in the name of “climate change”
Ottawa tone deaf to issues facing farmers
This is what happens when a government is driven by urban politics
