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Category: Analysis
Analysis
Analysis
16 MIN READ
Is big hydro a fever dream?
Site E, Homalco, and the Question B.C. Cannot Avoid.
Stewart Muir
June 16, 2026
Analysis
Analysis
8 MIN READ
It is a mess—Our mess
Tracing the roots of Prairie Separatism and why Canada must listen to Alberta to build a unified future
Jim Rushton
June 3, 2026
Analysis
Analysis
6 MIN READ
Team Canada wants team players
Mark Carney warns against footdragging in nation building
Nelson Bennett
May 22, 2026
Analysis
Analysis
6 MIN READ
Six changes governing climate policy
Why a comprehensive review of national energy goals is necessary to secure Canada's economic and sovereign future
Jim Rushton
May 21, 2026
Analysis
Analysis
8 MIN READ
BC-CON Leadership Debate
A ringside seat at the British Columbia Conservative leadership debate reveals stark differences in how five candidates plan to govern
Jim Rushton
May 14, 2026
Analysis
Analysis
9 MIN READ
Don’t open that UNDRIP attachment
UNDRIP is proving to be a constitutional Trojan horse virus
Nelson Bennett
May 8, 2026
Analysis
Analysis
12 MIN READ
I was glued to MarineTraffic before Stephen Colbert made it cool
It started at twenty bucks a month. It ended at three hundred, plus a Senate committee appearance and a wall of debunked
Stewart Muir
May 4, 2026
Analysis
Analysis
6 MIN READ
A vision for stability
Kamloops Centre MLA Peter Milobar argues that endless permitting delays, runaway government spending, and unworkable land-use laws are driving investment out of
Ian Biana
April 30, 2026
Analysis
Analysis
7 MIN READ
Is British Columbia “Investable” for natural resource sectors?
Deep uncertainty around public policy fiscal management and Indigenous relations is causing investors to exercise caution on greenfield projects
Karen Graham
April 30, 2026
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