Canada’s resource complex: how Carney might finally break the spell
After years of self-doubt and performative paralysis, Ottawa realizes that Canada’s future strength depends on investing in, not prohibiting, its own prosperity
Energy diplomats ponder the best paths ahead in the shadow of a Disney cruiseliner
The LNG2023 conference in Vancouver contends with the energy ‘trilemma,’ writes Stewart Muir in Business in Vancouver.
Natural gas, especially LNG, isn’t the villain of the climate change piece
Natural gas and LNG are elements needed more than ever, writes Resource Works CEO Stewart Muir in Business in Vancouver.
What’s next for Cedar LNG?
Cedar LNG’s environmental approval is good news, but overly burdensome conditions may threaten future projects in the public interest.
Hit the throttle: BC’s LNG engine is ready to go
Indigenous-led projects are helping create a historic boom in BC that should not be stalled by provincial uncertainty, writes Margareta Dovgal.
Must Canada skip the natural gas debate on the path to net-zero?
Stewart Muir makes the case for Canadian LNG in this excerpt from Policy Magazine.
Must Premier Eby choose between fossil fuels and climate commitments?
Stewart Muir: A response to the Sierra Club, Dogwood BC and other authors of a recent Vancouver Sun op-ed.
Global leadership requires fixing our energy issues first
The British pound is crashing as Europe’s energy system falters under Russian exploitation. If Canada wants to help Europe tomorrow, it must act today writes Margareta Dovgal.
Three myths you might have heard
From subsidies to the energy transformation and beyond, Josiah Haynes debunks tall tales on BC natural gas.