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Why investors still don’t trust Canada’s pipeline promises
Posted on January 15, 2026Canadians have seen this movie before. A federal announcement is rolled out with solemn language, carefully staged optimism and the promise of progress, only to… Read More »
Canada can profit from LNG if Ottawa stops dragging its feet
Posted on January 8, 2026Canada is finally in a position to profit from global LNG demand. But that opportunity will slip away unless Ottawa supports the pipelines and export… Read More »
Your government has a gambling problem
Posted on December 18, 2025The odds of winning Lotto Max are about 1 in 33 million. You’re statistically more likely to be struck by lightning than to win it.… Read More »
Carney’s pipeline deal hits a wall in B.C.
Posted on December 11, 2025The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has opened a political hornet’s nest, exposing deep divisions within… Read More »
Cloned foods are coming to a grocer near you
Posted on December 4, 2025Cloned-animal foods could soon enter Canada’s food supply with no labels identifying them as cloned and no warning to consumers—a move that risks public trust.… Read More »
Notwithstanding Clause is democracy’s last line of defence
Posted on November 27, 2025Alberta Premier Danielle Smith recently invoked Section 33 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms to end a teachers’ strike and prevent endless litigation. The… Read More »
Made in Canada pride is back on the grocery shelf
Posted on November 20, 2025Countless surveys have told us that Canadians want to buy Canadian. They say they want to support local farmers and processors, keep dollars at home… Read More »
Canada holds the upper hand in any canola deal with China
Posted on November 13, 2025• China is desperate for our canola, and Canada has more leverage than we think Canada appears to be closing in on a trade détente with… Read More »
Nuclear is the only real way to keep the lights on in Alberta
Posted on October 30, 2025Alberta needs nuclear power—and fast. While much of the world, including provinces like Ontario, has spent decades building reactors, Alberta remains stuck in neutral, still… Read More »
Ottawa’s civil service needs a Chrétien-style reset
Posted on October 23, 2025They say bureaucracy grows to meet the needs of the expanding bureaucracy. That certainly seems to be Ottawa’s motto these days, with the number of… Read More »