FINANCIAL POST COLUMN: Keep oil in the ground? What’s the upside?
While global demand for oil continues to increase, what’s the upside for Canada to keep it in the ground?
Category: In The News
TELEGRAPH JOURNAL COLUMN: Concerns about the carbon tax rippling through Canada’s economy
Ottawa’s carbon tax increases the cost of nearly everything New Brunswickers buy, from bananas to diapers…
SUN NEWS COLUMN: Oil protestors actually use countless oil products
Many protestors and environmental organizations in Canada want governments to “keep oil in the ground.” So why do those protestors use so many products that are made from oil?
SUN NEWS COLUMN: Carbon taxes should give pause for workers
SecondStreet.org decided to look into whether or not new carbon taxes are the proverbial straw that is breaking the backs of businesses…
SUN NEWS COLUMN: Many missed opportunities in Canada’s resource sector
Workers in large urban centres may think the stalled projects in rural parts of Canada don’t affect them. But that’s not true…
THE PROVINCE COLUMN: “Extra-billing” may not mean what you think
If you scratch below the surface of the term “extra-billing,” you may find the government’s definition is not what you think…
SUN NEWS COLUMN: An opportunity for patients and our economy
Several years ago, Ken, a contact from Winnipeg, told me about the time he drove down to the United States for an MRI scan…
