While Canada can’t control global conflicts or international energy, we can absolutely control our own policies and our own infrastructure. Canada’s disastrous net-zero policies are playing a major role for the high gas prices Canadians are currently paying. Nataliya Bankert discusses.
While Canada is one of the world’s most energy-rich coutries, our ability to respond to global supply shocks like the Iranian conflict is actually very limited. The reason? We don’t have enough pipelines. Nataliya Bankert explains.
Hold on to your wallets. The carbon tax is about to increase! Nataliya Bankert explains how the Liberal government’s carbon tax is quietly pushing food prices higher across Canada.
Gas prices have risen sharply in recent days as global tensions disrupt energy markets. But geopolitics is only part of the story. Nataliya Bankert breaks down why Canadians are paying more for energy despite living in one of the most resource-rich countries in the world, and how limited infrastructure and years of restrictive policies have … Continued
Gas prices are surging as global energy markets react to rising geopolitical tensions. Yet Canada — one of the most resource-rich nations in the world — is largely sitting on the sidelines. Nataliya Bankert breaks down what’s driving the spike in gas prices, why Canada isn’t fully benefiting from its own energy resources, and how … Continued
Canada has some of the largest natural gas reserves in the world. So why are we importing LNG from Australia? Nataliya Bankert breaks down the real reason: infrastructure bottlenecks, stalled pipeline projects, and policies that make it harder to move Canadian energy to Canadian markets. When we can’t transport what we produce, we end up … Continued
April 1 is being framed as a turning point for Canada’s energy sector. But is it a real decision — or just another milestone? Nataliya Bankert breaks down what this deadline actually means for pipelines, carbon capture, and Canada’s economic future.
U.S. Department of Energy Secretary Chris Wright had a stark warning for the International Energy Agency: Focus on energy, not impossible net-zero goals. This matters for Canada because as the Carney government continues building policy around Net Zero 2050, Canadians are facing higher energy costs and growing uncertainty in our resource sector. Nataliya Bankert discusses.
Prime Minister Carney is partnering with Communist China to flood Canada with cheap Chinese EVs. Many Canadians don’t seem to mind, as the price tag seems appealing. But Canadians should be aware of the security risks before purchasing one of these vehicles. Nataliya Bankert discusses. Tell Carney to CANCEL his deal with Communist China
Prime Minister Mark Carney is going to allow cheap Chinese EVs flood the Canadian market. While the price tag may seem enticing, have you considered the security risks of these vehicles? Chinese EVs have the ability to track where you live, where you work, and where you’re travelling to. Nataliya Bankert explains.