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A Just(in) Transition – Part One – What transition?

| By Dan McTeague

Now that COP26 has passed, and we have a moment’s respite as the globalists recover from their oh-so-important trip to Glasgow, we can think about the harm that is unfolding as a result of all that time and money wasted in Scotland. The COP crowd have a euphemism for that harm – they call it … Continued

COP in Focus – Part Six – Was Glasgow Insane Or Just Plain Harmful?

| By Dan McTeague

So now for the 26th time world leaders are scrambling to make the COP meetings – the recently concluded extraordinary waste of time and money in Glasgow – look like progress. Albert Einstein is given credit for the expression that doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result is the definition … Continued

COP in Focus – Part Four – The Federal Angle

| By Dan McTeague

What an exciting time it must be for Steven Guilbeault. He gets to go to the UN COP meeting in Glasgow next week for the first time as Canada’s Minister of the Environment.  Note: his first time to a COP meeting as Minister of the Environment. It is anything but his first time to a … Continued

COP in Focus – Part Three – The BC Angle

| By Dan McTeague

Earlier this week I wrote about the Alberta angle on the upcoming Glasgow Conference of the Parties (COP) meeting.  Today I am writing about a different province (BC) but the same theme: how all this COP madness hurts Canadians. But whereas in the Alberta Angle we focused on the hurt caused by environmentalists, today’s piece … Continued

COP in Focus – Part Two – The Alberta Angle

| By Dan McTeague

The Alberta Government issued a report this week on its public inquiry into funding of anti-Alberta energy campaigns. See the key findings here: Public inquiry into anti-Alberta energy campaigns final report : Key findings The intent of the report was to track how much money was coming into campaigns against development of oil and gas … Continued

COP in Focus – Part One – Why the Big Party in Glasgow?

| By Dan McTeague

Perhaps you have heard about the big global meeting happening in a few weeks in Glasgow, Scotland? The COP26 conference? I thought it important that we shine a spotlight on it as things build up to it.  In my opinion, it is a perfect demonstration of just how off the rails the global conversation on … Continued

Greta: A Symptom of the Deeper Problem

| By Dan McTeague

In a strange turn of events, Greta Thunberg and I actually agree on something.  In Greta’s recent address to the Youth4Climate summit (a sort of youth prequel to the upcoming COP26 summit in Glasgow, all organized under the UN Climate Change banner) Thunberg called politicians and business leaders hypocritical over what they say on climate … Continued

Erin Gambled and Erin Lost

| By Dan McTeague

The September 20th federal election revealed what happens when a political leader abandons all principle for a perceived quick path to short term electoral gain that then POOF! … goes up in smoke. You might think I am referring to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s ill-timed election. For Trudeau, what seemed like an “election about nothing” … Continued