Canada could help Europe diversify its energy supplies from Russia: Marcus Kolga for Inside Policy
Both federal and provincial governments would be wise to facilitate the export of Canadian energy to new markets in Europe, writes ...
Tag: LNG
Exporting Canadian energy is also good for Europe: Marcus Kolga in the Toronto Sun
As Alberta desperately seeks new markets for its energy resources and concerns about Western alienation grow, Europe’s dangerous reliance on ...
British Columbia’s two LNG projects may be a first step in regaining trust among investors: Philip Cross in The Hill Times
Canada definitely needs a mega project to succeed to show investors that it can build major resource projects under its ...
Mega Projects! What BC’s LNG Development Means for Canada: New MLI Report by Philip Cross
OTTAWA, ON (December 4, 2018): As Western economies have struggled with the upheavals brought about by globalization, technological change, and ...
How BC First Nations can benefit from another LNG boom: MLI study by Ken Coates
OTTAWA, ON (April 26, 2018): BC Premier John Hogan remains firmly opposed to the Trans Mountain Pipeline, which has resulted ...
For First Nations, new development is about more than just money: Coates and Black in the Vancouver Sun
Writing in the Vancouver Sun, Macdonald-Laurier Institute Senior Fellow Ken Coates and Canadian Senator Doug Black say First Nations communities ...
Don’t believe the narrative around LNG – Aboriginal Canada is not anti-development: Crowley in the Globe
Writing in the Globe and Mail, Macdonald-Laurier Institute Managing Director Brian Lee Crowley urges Canadians to ignore the narrative that ...
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