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Author: Jim Rushton

Northwest Territories Premier R.J. Simpson, left to right, Yukon Premier Currie Dixon, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and B.C. Premier David Eby, pose wearing Team Canada soccer jerseys during a group photo at a meeting of western premiers in Kananaskis, Alta., Tuesday, May 26, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh
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
Premier David Eby and federal Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson announce a new agreement tied to LNG Canada Phase 2 and major resource development projects in British Columbia. | Province of British Columbia / BC Gov Photos via Flickr.
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
BC Conservative leadership candidates gather at Global TV studios in Vancouver for the May 9, 2026, leadership debate hosted in partnership with Resource Works.
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
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Forestry
  • Forestry
8 MIN READ

Hard for BC to reach top of mind in Ottawa

From softwood lumber to coastal fisheries, Ottawa's policies show a historic disregard for Western industries — and why the province must forge
Analysis
  • Analysis
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
Energy
  • Energy
9 MIN READ

Eyes wide open

The Green New Deal ignores the proven Nordic model and threatens the living standards of working people
The other side of the green ledger.
Analysis
  • Analysis
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.
Logging then and now
Forestry
  • Forestry
7 MIN READ

Still hope for BC forestry — But the clock is running

Union leaders and industry experts warn that the time to stabilize the sector is running out but a clear path forward exists
Composite image using Adobe Stock photos by Md Golam Shahariyar and Zubair, illustrating the question of power supply choice.
Energy
  • Energy
8 MIN READ

Energy sovereignty requires abundance

The massive scale of electricity generation required by 2050 and why rationing power threatens our economic future