Canada has agreed to build. Now publish the real clock
The premiers’ new consensus on energy corridors and faster approvals is significant. But Canada still cannot say how long a major project actually takes.
Canada’s 2026 trade strategy: Doubling exports, charting a new course
To meet Prime Minister Mark Carney’s ambitious goal, Canada must build more, find new customers and strengthen its transportation networks
Efforts are underway to rehabilitate Canada’s trade and supply chain dependability brand
Canada West Foundation roundtable compiles an inventory of restorative actions to rebuild Canada’s domestic and international trade dependability and economic relevance.
Rethinking what a pipeline represents
The Carney–Smith deal shows pipelines are more than infrastructure.
BC hydrogen on the road (and to Korea?)
As hydrogen projects gain traction across Canada, South Korea’s Ulsan City eyes partnerships with B.C. innovators to fuel its bid to become the world’s hydrogen hub.
Look North for Canada’s future
Northern communities are increasingly ready to play their part, contribute and benefit from this new era, writes Sean Willy.
A corridor to prosperity?
What if Canada had a dedicated nation-wide “corridor” for infrastructure: road, rail, power, telecom, cyber and pipelines?
Future of Site C question is a query about the future of society itself
A new study that says stop building the clean-energy mega project is based on two assumptions – low commodity prices lasting forever, and revolutionary energy technologies “just around the corner”. Stewart Muir analyzes the study, which was authored by longstanding project opponents.