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Category: Analysis

Analysis
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8 MIN READ

Working people need to be taken seriously—For real

Jim Rushton argues that navigating Canada out of its current economic and geopolitical chaos requires an unprecedented level of political unity and
The other side of the green ledger.
Analysis
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8 MIN READ

The other side of the green ledger

Aggressive environmental policies have cost workers their livelihoods and sparked a rise in populism that threatens global stability.
François Poirier, CEO, TC Energy. THE CANADIAN PRESS:Todd Korol
Analysis
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6 MIN READ

Regulatory uncertainty still a project killer

‘We need to act differently, starting now’
Crude oil tankers SFL Sabine, back left, and Tarbet Spirit are seen docked at the Trans Mountain Westridge Marine Terminal, where crude oil from the expanded Trans Mountain Pipeline is loaded onto tankers, in Burnaby, B.C., Monday, June 10, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
Analysis
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9 MIN READ

The science fiction of Net Zero

UK serves as example of self harm resulting from aggressive targets
Tree spiking poster
Analysis
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7 MIN READ

Intimidation?

From the spiking of trees to the torching of equipment, radical environmentalism in B.C. meets the textbook definition of violence. It is
Stewart Muir (left) and Doomberg
Analysis | Energy
  • Analysis, Energy
7 MIN READ

Power politics meets hard physics

From the 'extraction' of Nicolás Maduro to Mark Carney’s Nixon-to-China moment, Doomberg explains why physics—not political virtue—is the only policy that truly
Economist Kent Fellows
Analysis
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6 MIN READ

Climate champs don’t build pipelines, they build …oil refineries?

David Eby resurrects red herring to distract from pipeline debate
Strike of workers in heavy industry
Analysis
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6 MIN READ

Steps too far

From environmental obstructionism to property rights uncertainty, ideological blind spots are undermining B.C.'s economy and reconciliation efforts
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro speaks during a ceremony marking the start of the judicial year at the Supreme Court in Caracas, Venezuela, Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2023. Supreme Court President Gladys Gutierrez stands second from left. (AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
Analysis
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5 MIN READ

Regime change in Venezuela doesn’t have to be bad news for Canadian energy

However, we need to stop debating about pipelines and just build one if our oil industry is to thrive down the line.