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Author: Jim Rushton

Renewables
  • Renewables
7 MIN READ

What a difference a few weeks make.

COP30 quietly admitted what resource workers already knew: prosperity and lower emissions must go hand in hand.
Energy Transport | News
  • Energy Transport, News
7 MIN READ

Now will we be open-minded about pipelines?

For the sake of Confederation, can we learn to work together and build together?
News
  • News
8 MIN READ

Let’s be pragmatic, that’s what working people do all the time

Canada is already a continental energy superpower, but it can it go global?
News
  • News
8 MIN READ

Life in a federation is hard, but worth the effort

"It is intellectually dishonest not to acknowledge the shattering of investor confidence and the erosion of trust among global customers in Canada’s
News
  • News
7 MIN READ

When education outcomes don’t match jobs, they alienate youth 

More than half of graduates are over-credentialed, and job vacancies in trades are at record highs.
canada manufacturing-resources
Analysis
  • Analysis
6 MIN READ

We need to get more out of our resources

"The challenge is not to resist efficiency, but to add manufacturing variety and expand logistics capacity. We need some imagination to appreciate
national interest projects big ideas
News
  • News
8 MIN READ

Projects in the national interest should spark big ideas

From pipelines to highways to corridors, Canada needs big ideas that strengthen communities and secure working-class jobs, writes Jim Rushton.
News
  • News
8 MIN READ

Nation-building takes hard work and goodwill 

Major projects in Western Canada are essential, but they require broad and genuine coalitions.
Salmon farms
News
  • News
8 MIN READ

British Columbia’s salmon farmers need our support

Another case where the world needs more of what Canada has, writes Jim Rushton.