Jagmeet Singh’s mythematical numbers
NDP leader Jagmeet Singh earns an F grade for his “mythematics.”
A short history of the Trans Mountain expansion’s troubled completion
Our oil is moving in the expanded TMX pipeline, finally.
Trump could bring back “America First”. What could happen to Canada’s natural resource exports?
A second Trump presidency likely means more tariffs, and Canada’s energy and forestry sectors will feel the impact.
TMX as a project in the national interest validated by US energy importer analysis
Our Margareta Dovgal looks at the benefits of the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline system.
Bill banning oil and gas ads won’t pass, and rightfully so
Our Margareta Dovgal shakes her head at a private member’s bill in Parliament.
Peak oil: Prognosis, prediction or palmistry?
The International Energy Agency is the gold standard on energy statistics. But can the IEA interpret its own data?
The world still needs Canadian oil
Federal emissions policies will cut jobs and public revenues. But is there a better way to reduce emissions? Josiah Haynes dives in.
Notes on a death spiral
The UK is a world leader in failing energy policy, writes Richard Norris.
Canada at a hinge point on energy and climate
Progress has been made, but will the country be able to bend its emissions curve downwards and capitalize on its energy potential? Monica Gattinger offers five recommendations.