Much of the assumed fossil fuel subsidies anti-oil activists claim exist are either not there, or take the form of consumer subsidies that don't exist in Canada.
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From bad architecture to biographies of a black American economist to beautiful cities, Mark Milke on your top 10 summer books.
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Landed immigrants made twice as much in oil and gas extraction as did those who worked on Canada’s farms.
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Comparing Canada to some utopian vision of the past or now is not the proper comparison.
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After telling nations to stop investing in oil, the IEA is now pleading with the world’s most regressive regimes to open up their oil taps
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The other top ten oil-reserve countries will be able to fill whatever supply the world needs.
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The Wall Street Journal recently noted that just five U.S. states accounted for 30% of the growth in manufacturing jobs in the U.S.
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Corporations and their staff cannot know everything, and should avoid banning robust debates.
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The oil embargo began after American support for Israel during the 1973 Yom Kippur War.
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I bring up history because a self-satisfied, cocoon-like approach to thinking leads some Canadians to be glib about our lucky position in the world.
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Almost everyone’s ancestors were less than ideal. That should lead us to grasp this reality: We have a lot more in common with each other today than with our ancestors.
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Detroit International Airport would have to replace the half of its aviation fuel that currently comes from Line 5 via a Toledo refinery.
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The permanent crisis mode is unhelpful.
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Democracies should stay in the game, and not leave the field only to autocracies, dictatorships and tyrannies.
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Natural gas prices have been as much as 775% higher in Asia.
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The evil done is so towering it bends the human psyche to accept that the evildoer is utterly banal, a loner walking in ordinary shoes. Thus a conspiracy theory is born.
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70% of your refinery oil comes from Canada
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Left-wing Swede, Assar Lindbeck, once remarked that “rent control appears to be the most efficient technique presently known to destroy a city—except for bombing.”
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In 2020, Canada’s pipelines sent an average of 3.2 million barrels of oil per day to where Americans live, work, play, and defend their republic.
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American importers have other options. But none of them are as friendly and free as Canada.
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