Trudeau is wrong. LNG development is feasible
IAN MADSEN: Canada has to step up to the plate and help its allies
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by Ian Madsen | Sep 5, 2022
IAN MADSEN: Canada has to step up to the plate and help its allies
by Sylvain Charlebois | Aug 30, 2022
by Michael Zwaagstra | Aug 25, 2022
by Jay Goldberg | Aug 13, 2022
by Michael Taube | Jul 4, 2022
MICHAEL TAUBE: If there’s one thing we’ve learned about Trudeau, it’s that he has a habit of dancing with the devil when it comes to ethics and moral values
by Renaud Brossard | Mar 15, 2022
RENAUD BROSSARD: Since the province adopted its current tax structure in 2000, it has never once indexed tax brackets to inflation (FREE)
by Tim McMillan | Mar 3, 2022
TIM MCMILLAN: Canada won’t be able to provide crucial energy to European countries due to decades of poor energy policy here at home (FREE)
by Rashid Husain Syed | Feb 15, 2022
RASHID HUSAIN SYED: Cancelling Keystone XL and Energy East were political blunders ($)
by Ven Venkatachalam | Nov 17, 2021
VEN VENKATACHALAM and LENNIE KAPLAN: Energy sector created more than 20,000 jobs and nearly $7 billion in GDP in 2017 alone
by James Bryson | Aug 16, 2021
EYE ON NOVA SCOTIA: Few appreciate that the approval the vaccines enjoy has been granted on an emergency basis only (FREE)
by James Bryson | Jun 16, 2021
Theologian James Bryson surveys the historical landscape of Munich and finds troubling harbingers vis-a-vis his home province of Nova Scotia’s authoritarian response to the pandemic (FREE)
by David MacKinnon | May 5, 2021
DAVID MACKINNON: Subsidies to Atlantic Canada represent corrosive political practices that damage the reputation of the region and the national fabric
by Peter Holle | Apr 29, 2021
PETER HOLLE: If Canada continues to subsidize areas that aren’t economically viable, the standard of living in our country will continue to erode (FREE)
by Alex Whalen | Mar 9, 2021
ALEX WHALEN and JAKE FUSS: Many COVID-19-related factors are beyond the government’s control. But it could unwind emergency spending implemented early in the pandemic
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