Photo by Jason Woodhead, via Flickr. This article originally appeared in the Edmonton Journal. By Heather Exner-Pirot, July 18, 2022 ...
Federal leaders needs to assert clear federal authority on getting pipelines built in the national interest, write Dwight Newman and ...
Oil and gas pipelines are critical to Canada’s economy. However, they are being bogged down by overly burdensome legislation, regulation, ...
OTTAWA, ON (June 17, 2019): As the June 18 deadline for federal Cabinet to approve the Trans Mountain expansion project ...
OTTAWA, ON (June 14, 2019): How do we break the pipeline logjam? How do we move forward on reconciling with ...
Given the lengths to which the government will defend what it sees as core economic interests, Joseph Quesnel asks why ...
The correct government policy response to this issue is to reduce legal and regulatory uncertainty surrounding pipeline projects and for ...
Even once British Columbia accepts it must obey the law, we can still expect trouble from the hardline environmental movement, ...
British Columbia’s insistence on shaking down landlocked Alberta and Saskatchewan in exchange for silence on pipeline construction is Third World ...
In this article, widely carried by outlets including GlobalNews, CTV, the Vancouver Sun, The Province, The Chronicle Journal, News Talk ...
MEDIA RELEASE OTTAWA, June 21 2013 – The latest edition of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute's flagship publication Inside Policy is now ...
Ken Coates, Senior Fellow, Macdonald-Laurier Institute speaks with Lorne Gunter about how natural resource wealth will shape relationships with between ...
