A flicker of hope in Canada’s gloomy energy climate
By Kenneth Green and Niels Veldhuis The Fraser Institute The British Columbia government recently announced…
Constructive dialogue central to navigating future energy challenges
(This is the fourth in an occasional series profiling organizations committed to more productive energy…
Spring arrives at Skelhp and the wildlife parade follows
It was a long February. As my neighbour, a veteran of several more Skelhp winters…
Reclaim brownfield sites by putting science funding to practical use
There are tens of thousands of brownfield sites scattered across Canada – many of them…
Canada’s phoney debate about carbon taxes
In the Ontario Progressive Conservative leadership race, all four candidates hoping to replace Patrick Brown…
Time to get serious about water quality in First Nation communities
Pondering the crisis so many First Nations communities face over water quality, you can’t help…
Is Ottawa really committed to new resource development?
By Kenneth Green and Ross McKitrick The Fraser Institute The federal government recently announced its…
Pipelines are crucial to national prosperity
By Steve Lafleur and Ashley Stedman The Fraser Institute The governments of Alberta and British…
China’s foreign garbage ban reveals recycling’s weakness
China has decided that what goes around doesn’t have to come around – at least…
Sooner or later, we will turn away from oil
Should Alberta be allowed to move its unrefined diluted bitumen to British Coumbia’s tidewater in…