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The Liberals are choosing to make Canada not work

Canada’s economy is losing billions of dollars because the Liberals blocked the export pipelines Canadian oil and gas needs to reach new markets. The reality is the energy sector is booming in the United States and everywhere else, except in Canada and Venezuela. The cause is policy. The result is tens of thousands of jobs at […]

Politicians, tear down these trade walls

Too often, Canadians think of the Constitution as something that only judges work with and use. But that attitude is a recipe for endless anemic failures of policy. The Constitution is not just for the courts, but provides fundamental guidance on the responsibilities of Canadian governments. We need to demand that Canadian governments carry out their constitutional […]

Natural Resources Canada has evolved into the Department of Oil and Gas

A few decades ago, the department now known as Natural Resources Canada was called Energy, Mines, and Resources. The department had robust analysis and did work on our energy sector, as well as mines, and substantial research and science and policy innovation in forestry. Under Stephen Harper, the slaying of the Canadian Forest Service was […]

Feds need to move on ridding Canadian lumber of U.S. tariffs, helping forest industry

Recently there has been much focus on the challenges facing the oil sector of Canada’s economy, but much less attention has been paid to the serious problems confronting the forestry sector. In 2017, the United States placed significant import tariffs (more than 23 per cent in some cases) on softwood lumber. Those tariffs are still […]

Canada’s natural resources driving the transition to a clean, low-carbon future

To see our country’s future, Canadians need only look to their past. While our country’s natural resource industries have been the historic backbone of our economy, they will also be a key part of our clean-growth future: a future that will see Canada lead the global transition to a low-carbon economy, and a future built […]

Climate fears are real so the filthy oilsands must close

TORONTO—In Poland, Canada and close to 200 other nations are making a last-ditch effort to save the world from devastating climate change. At home, the Canadian and Albertan governments are trying to salvage an industry that is one of this country’s largest emitters of the greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change. If this sounds […]

Pipeline politics will keep Ottawa, Alberta divided

All is far from well between Rachel Notley’s Alberta government and Justin Trudeau’s Liberals. With the prime minister in the eye of the storm over the failure to get more oil to tidewater, no federal gesture between now and next fall’s election is likely to really lower the temperature between the two capitals. The combination—within […]