Yager: 2022 – the year fossil fuels once again became a preferred source of reliable, affordable energy
The only part of the demise of oil and gas that was successful was reduced supply
Yager: Canada increases domestic energy costs while co-operating to reduce prices globally
Oil price cap has little impact on Russia because countries like India and China are thrilled to purchase more oil at lower prices
Pappano: Why the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero is changing its tune
Stringent Race to Zero policies make no financial sense when oil and gas demand is only increasing
Yager: Political attacks on North America’s oil producers put votes before security
The rest of the world is quickly rewriting energy and climate policies to adjust to new realities
Yager: Visit rural Alberta and learn first-hand where the necessities of life come from
Spurred by the recovery of oil and gas, a renewed spirit of opportunity is growing
Yager: It is time to revisit resource corridors
In a dramatically changed world, resource corridors could be the catalyst to actually getting something done in Canada
Yager: B.C.’s taxpayer-funded climate virtue-signalling continues
Sue Big Oil project illustrates how disconnected Canada’s West Coast climate industry is from the real world
Quesnel: Trans Mountain Expansion must be completed as Indigenous communities benefit
Killing the project would be devastating for many Indigenous communities along the corridor
Yager: As the world pivots on climate policy, Canada keeps pitching last year’s plan
Other countries are focused on protecting their citizens from immediate risks, not their 2030 emission pledges
Yager: North America could solve the world’s energy crisis for a third time. But will eco-politics permit it?
Should Canada and the U.S. decide to restore order to global energy markets, it could easily be done