Major project delays show talk about resources only gets you so far
The deferral of the Jackpine oilsands expansion shows just how far we still have to go on development.
Carbon tariff proposal carries risks and consequences for Canada
A carbon tariff—a policy that would impose fees on imported goods based on their carbon emissions—is built on the idea that Canada should penalize foreign producers for not adhering to […]
Canadian climate and energy policy set to change in 2025
Be prepared for a massive paradigm shift this year.
Canada’s oil and gas emissions cap is under fire from experts and business leaders
As the carbon pricing consensus evaporates, the federal government introduces new policies that could cap the production of oil and gas.
Open letter: BC’s emissions cap will cost more than we think
BC’s new carbon pricing system and emissions cap will be bad for the economy, environment and Indigenous opportunities, writes Stewart Muir in Resource Work’s latest regulatory submission.
The high price of being a Green Canadian
Doing business in BC means shelling out more to deal with carbon costs, writes Stewart Muir.
Free market energy solutions and a Canadian response to the Inflation Reduction Act
All eyes on the federal government in this conversation between Michael Binnion, Ed Whittingham, Shannon Stubbs and others.
Carbon tech or carbon taxes: what’s the best approach to climate action?
New Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre lost no time in making it clear he’s a believer in technology-driven climate solutions over taxation. To understand the situation, best look southward.
CPC 101: Introduction to the climate plan
The long-anticipated Conservative climate plan provokes praise from some and critique from others. But what’s in it? Josiah Haynes takes a closer look.