Busting the myth of anti-oil-and-gas First Nations
Most B.C. and Alberta First Nations favour oil and natural gas development. So why do we let activists claim otherwise?
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Suing oil companies over climate change will only hurt taxpayers
Precious little good will can come from Victoria city council’s campaign, but it will certainly cost a great deal of money
B.C. mayors shaking down energy companies are ignoring reality
We know what a world without fossil fuels looks like – we used to live in it. It was cold, poor, dark, ignorant, starving and backwards
A century later, UFA still providing farmers with supplies and leverage
CEO Carol Kitchen talks about how UFA is part of the fabric of rural Alberta, helping agriculture feed people around the world
Average workers will ultimately pay B.C.’s new payroll tax
Health tax will reduce wages and job opportunities, and further erode the province’s investment climate
B.C. and Alberta to lead country in salary increases in 2019
Alberta recorded the fastest economic expansion last year and B.C. posted its strongest pace in more than a decade, says Morneau Shepell report
Canada’s oil and gas industry faces dramatic shift
A new report by PetroLMI, a division of Energy Safety Canada, details the changing face of the energy workforce
Young, educated Indigenous talent is ready
Canadians are retiring in unprecedented numbers and young couples are having fewer babies. Here’s how we can fill the workforce gaps
Denying TWU’s law school an affront to democracy
The Supreme Court decision reeks of judicial activism and defies liberty and freedom
Injecting some Positive Energy in a divisive national debate
A three-year initiative assesses how Canadians think and talk about energy in all forms, bringing together disparate and typically unaligned voices
It’s time the oil industry got smart about its messaging
Smart agriculture movement offers the perfect template: it’s about building trust with consumers by telling stories about good – and improving – practices
