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Balancing opposed interests is key to an Alberta pipeline deal but also to next year's CUSMA talks, which will require concessions on dairy You can...


Some signs are positive but Ottawa isn't removing all of its regulatory barriers and carbon policies will still add US$10 a barrel to costs You can...


The world needs our oil and gas and we need the wealth from selling it. Carbon capture will mainly make us uncompetitive You can save this article...


A famous rock song talks about 'money for nothing.' It's as if the Dire Straits were familiar with how Ottawa hands out taxpayer money You can save...


Judges are supposed to decide on the basis of the facts before them. Increasingly, they're asking what should happen in various what-ifs You can...


Energy demand is surging across North America and unexploited hydro sites are limited. Like the U.S., we need to switch to gas and nuclear You can...


Four factors explain our slow growth: taxes, regulations, incoherent innovation policy, and our penalizing scale rather than rewarding it You can...


Modern national leaders spend lots of their time flying. Do grip-and-grins at international meetings really improve their citizens' lives? You can...


The idea that Ottawa can double housing construction is utopian. Prices have skyrocketed because of rapid population growth. We need to cut that...


Ottawa has no business in the boardrooms of the nation You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. A...


Big Swiss businesses negotiated a tariff deal after their government had failed. Maybe Canadian businesses should try to end the stalemate You can...


Governments make better choices when they have to cover all the costs of their decisions. Ottawa should leave health care to the provinces You can...
