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Author: Stewart Muir

News
  • News
14 MIN READ

The attack

How a coordinated assault on a remote worksite revealed the violent edge of environmental opposition
A photo of one of the victims of a mass shooting is seen at a memorial site in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., Saturday, Feb. 14, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christinne Muschi
Communities
  • Communities
4 MIN READ

To the People of Tumbler Ridge

In the wake of an unimaginable tragedy, the true character of a northern B.C. community was revealed not by headlines, but by
Stewart Muir (left) and Dallas Smith
Energy
  • Energy
6 MIN READ

First Nations look at new pipelines

Dallas Smith cuts through the noise on the Power Struggle podcast, arguing that pragmatism—not performative activism—is the path to Indigenous prosperity
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, right, and Chinese President Xi Jinping make their way to their seats after shaking hands at the start of a meeting in Gyeongju on Friday, Oct. 31, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Analysis
  • Analysis
5 MIN READ

Carney’s China trip and the hard truth about Canada’s resource future

Trade diversification, energy exports, and why execution – not posture – now defines Canada’s global credibility
Ontario Energy Minister Stephen Lecce speaks as Premier Doug Ford looks on in Toronto. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Arlyn McAdorey
Analysis
  • Analysis
7 MIN READ

Ontario’s natural gas tug-of-war shows what happens when governments don’t set the rules

A regulator tried to decide the energy transition by inference. The government pushed back. Everyone else was left guessing.
Mark Cameron (left) with Stewart Muir
Energy
  • Energy
6 MIN READ

The global math: Why exporting Canadian energy is a climate win

New report finds that displacing coal and foreign gas with Canadian LNG could lower global emissions by 70 megatonnes a year
Nicole Brassard with Stewart Muir
Economy
  • Economy
7 MIN READ

Is Canada ready to lead in both tech and resources?

Global Public Affairs’ Nicole Brassard argues the "old" vs. "new" economy divide is dangerous to our prosperity
From Instagram user @hollymenderson pairing advocacy messaging with everyday, highly shareable imagery. #PuppiesNotPipelines
Analysis
  • Analysis
4 MIN READ

Teaching Canadian ambitions to sit, stay – and stop building

Why a puppy sanctuary wants to be a veto when it grows up
Energy
  • Energy
7 MIN READ

‘The electric story is over’

Oil economist Dr. Anas F. Alhajji challenges assumptions about EVs, demand and Canada’s future.