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Iran shock exposes the cost of our net-zero zealotry

| By Dan McTeague

This post originally appeared in the Western Standard. The war in Iran has sent oil markets — and thus gas and diesel prices — out of control. The Strait of Hormuz, through which 20% of the world’s oil passes, is effectively closed to shipping. Even if ships were inclined to make a run for it, … Continued

Iran crisis exposes Canada’s energy vulnerability

| By Dan McTeague

This post originally appeared in Juno News. One of my main preoccupations, as president of Canadians for Affordable Energy, is closely watching the fluctuations in our gas and diesel market and predicting where it will go for the benefit of our supporters, something I’ve been doing for the past twenty years. And, boy, has that … Continued

WATCH: We’re here to help you!

| By Dan McTeague

Despite Canada’s vast energy resources, gas prices in Canada are expected to sky rocket in the next few days. Gas Price Predictions was created to help drivers know where pump prices are headed so they can decide whether to fill up today or wait. This is a FREE service that we offer our supporters. Learn … Continued

Rising Gas Prices Renew Calls to Develop Canada’s Energy

| By Dan McTeague

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The ongoing turmoil in the Middle East has roiled global oil markets, significantly increasing gasoline prices across Canada this week. Gas has risen approximately X cents per litre since Monday in several major cities. President of Canadians for Affordable Energy (CAE) Dan McTeague said that this should serve as a reminder to … Continued

Why Alabama is richer than Canada and Ottawa still doesn’t get it

| By Dan McTeague

This article originally appeared in the Western Standard. Last week, Twitter/X was all aflutter about a Globe and Mail article called, “How Canada Became Poorer Than Alabama.” It discusses the fact that the state of Alabama, which too many of us associate with poverty and backwardness, has overtaken Canada in per capita GDP. The most … Continued

WATCH: Chinese EVs have no place in Canada

| By Dan McTeague

Prime Minister Mark Carney plans to flood the Canadian market with Chinese EVs, but these vehicles aren’t just cheap junk. There is ample evidence that shows Chinese EVs can be used as a trojan horse to spy on Canadians. This isn’t just speculation. China has a history of spying on Canada – Nortel, Huawei, HikVision…the … Continued

WATCH: Focus on energy, not impossible net-zero goals

| By Natalia Bankert

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.

WATCH: Thinking about buying a Chinese EV? Think again.

| By Natalia Bankert

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

WATCH: Are Chinese EVs driving into Canada’s national security blind spot?

| By Natalia Bankert

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.

Doug Ford’s net-zero fantasy costs Ontarians billions in electricity subsidies

| By Dan McTeague

This article originally appeared in Juno News. This year, Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservative government is subsidizing the cost of electricity in Ontario to the tune of $6.5 billion. In other words, $6.5 billion in electricity costs this year will not appear on electricity bills, but will instead appear on the provincial books – ultimately to … Continued