Energy
UCP candidate claims carbon tax costs Alberta church 50k, later corrects herself saying only 5k
Running the math on Glasgo’s claim, we can see that a bill of this size doesn’t make any sense.
Alberta’s Notley spent $65K on focus groups to find out what Albertans were already saying: No, to a carbon tax!
Alberta’s NDP Premier Rachel Notley spent $65,000 on focus groups in an attempt to convince Albertans of the benefits of...
First Nations leadership needs to work together with both sides of pipeline debate to determine the best path forward
As a member of the Bigstone Cree Nation, I can attest to the great benefits the oil and gas industry...
KMIEC: The Liberal government pandered to both sides on energy and now it’s blowing up in their face
The Liberal government has encouraged protestors to defy the law and blockade lawfully approved projects.
Alberta loses 17k jobs in December while Canadian economy enjoys record low unemployment levels
Albertans feel that the federal government has left them out in the cold this winter.
MOEN: Is climate action ethical?
Neil Degrasse Tyson has implicitly made a number of extraordinary claims and fallacious leaps in logic
Energy crisis continues as oil rig activity drops 50%
Low prices and a lack of energy infrastructure has taken a huge hit on the Canadian oil sector, so much...
New Abacus poll: Canadians really don’t like Trump, want TMX pipeline built
Similar support is found amongst Canadians in regards to the election of right-wing governments, with 4 in 10 saying they...
Pro-pipeline event rallies 15% of Alberta town’s population
But Jason Nixon, who represents Rocky Mountain House in the provincial legislature, said what Alberta really wants is pipelines. "Trudeau,...
DULLAT: In the next 50 years Canada needs to become the innovative capital of North America
It’s time to open our markets to innovative industries. With current taxes like the carbon tax and increases in other...
Albertan separatism: How would it work, if at all?
Alberta. The frustrated, underappreciated, and rebellious youth of our dysfunctional Canadian family appears to be more angry than ever.
If we want to avoid the worst effects of climate change, why do we think a puny carbon tax is the solution?
Are there better solutions for fighting climate change than a carbon tax?
U.S. judge blocks construction of $10-billion Keystone XL pipeline
The Great Falls Tribune reports U.S. District Judge Brian Morris' order on Thursday came as Calgary-based TransCanada was preparing to...
DAOUD: A carbon tax is not the right answer to climate change
There’s little doubt that the earth’s climate is changing. While undoubtedly worrying, as a collective there is more that can...
The Prime Minister’s Youth Council Is Wrong; Kinder Morgan Must Be Built.
The Youth Council certainly doesn’t speak for all Canadian youth.