Six Churchill books (mostly) relevant to Canada for Christmas reading
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Americans of Asian heritage, though they had every right to, never trapped themselves and their children in a grievance narrative.
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The Swiss punch tunnels through mountains; so should British Columbia.
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A young, white college student warned the audience against a black professional who faced severe racism and discrimination decades before.
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The Allan report mistakenly focused on the contractual trees, not the forest of cash supporting anti-oil and gas advocacy.
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Why we should read scientists and ignore celebrities.
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The proper way to remember history is to add to it, rather than subtract from it as cancel culture too often does.
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Existing policies were causing substantial energy poverty in Europe even before the price spike this autumn.
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Revenues from Alberta oil and gas can end up in provinces that look down on the industry.
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The Kremlin has been clear that European governments need to "play ball" if they want more natural gas.
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Some inconvenient facts about equalization
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Fossil fuels have been discouraged in favour of wind and solar but Europe will now import more energy from Russia.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote of how “a friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature.”
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As energy prices rise, Europe remains dependent on imported oil from repressive states.
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Artificial barriers to Canada’s crude oil trade can have unintended consequences.
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We are reaching peak closed-mindedness; here are five books to crack open thoughts.
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The province with the most foreign oil imports is also the one with the pundits and politicians most often reflexively opposed to oil extraction and pipelines—Quebec.
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The message from China was clear: You’re getting them back in exchange for Meng, so pay attention.
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Real estate and construction together barely provided as much as the oil and gas industry.
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Let’s start with five million oil and gas jobs.
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