Falling oil prices could undermine Ottawa’s 2026 budget
Ottawa has committed billions to new spending without showing whether its finances could withstand a prolonged collapse in oil prices
Ottawa has committed billions to new spending without showing whether its finances could withstand a prolonged collapse in oil prices
Not a dollar of the extra revenue from higher oil prices is going to debt or tax relief
Compassion is part of good leadership. Taking responsibility for everyone’s personal problems is not
You can’t expect managers to deliver when you deny them the power and support to do their jobs
More evening daylight may help businesses, but it can also disrupt the body’s natural sleep cycle
Politicians lack the courage to make difficult spending decisions, and Canadians are paying the price
Alberta’s oil and gas industry faces $14.6 billion in compliance costs for a theoretical temperature reduction too small to measure
Why should one company have to pay another for permission to import chicken when Ottawa granted that permission for free in the first place?
The proposed $3-billion U.S. Bridger pipeline could carry over a million barrels of Alberta oil a day and start operating years before Pacific Link
Canada exports the very fuel some provinces need because we haven’t built the pipelines to move it across the country