What would life in Canada look like if September rolls around and Trudeau decides to call a snap election? According to the latest polls, he could win his majority back, and then would not need the support of any other parties to push through his agenda or approve his spending. What would that mean for … Continued
The COVID-19 pandemic has made one thing very clear: our government doesn’t seem to even contemplate affordability for Canadians. If we can stretch our minds back to the beginning of this lockdown, we will remember the Liberal government’s Emergency Bill rollout when Justin Trudeau tried to get power to tax and spend without parliamentary approval … Continued
It has been almost 3 years since the Energy East pipeline was abandoned. TransCanada cancelled the pipeline after the National Energy Board announced it would consider indirect greenhouse gas emissions in its review. The hostile and unstable regulatory environment created by Trudeau’s government drove away the Energy East pipeline as it almost drove away the … Continued
According to former Green Party leader Elizabeth May, oil and gas are dead and the sector will not be a player in the post-COVID-19 world. Of course, May is wrong. But let’s indulge her green fantasy for just a minute. Imagine that this is true and May is right. Where in May’s green paradise will … Continued
Last week, I published my review of Michael Moore’s Planet of the Humans with the title “Planet of the Humans: What Michael Moore got right.” Despite the many great things that Moore and his director Jeff Gibbs got right, I cannot give an unequivocal endorsement to this documentary. So what are the problems with Michael … Continued
Michael Moore’s new documentary has nearly 5 million views on YouTube. The film has created an uproar in the environmental community with many groups asking for it to be taken off streaming platforms. Why such an outrage from the environmentalist left? Could these demands for censorship have something to do with the film’s take-down of … Continued
It’s hard to do in the politically correct “green-is-god” world we live in today, but we should consider ourselves lucky to have affordable fossil fuels at our disposal as a weapon in the fight against COVID-19. Oil and natural gas and other hydrocarbons not only help to deliver food to our grocery stores and Amazon … Continued
Last week Prime Minister Trudeau finally announced the aid package he is sending to the struggling oil sector. It is not the aid that many hoped for. Indeed, rather than boosting the resource economy, the federal government seems to be spending your tax dollars to help “transition” this sector into oblivion, with all the spending … Continued
This week, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted that the global economy will shrink 3% during 2020, setting us up for the steepest downturn since the great depression in the 1930s. Canada’s economy is predicted to shrink 6.2% with a rebound of 4.2% in 2021 if the COVID-19 lockdown ends in the second half of 2020. … Continued
It only took three weeks of COVD-19-induced isolation for former Environment Minister Catherine McKenna to decide that now is the time to finish off Canada’s crippled resource economy and create the brand-new clean-green economy of her dreams. Now, as the Minister of Infrastructure and Communities, McKenna tweeted that we have two choices in re-starting our … Continued