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U.S. plan to import oil from Venezuela will hurt Canadians

by Deborah Jaremko | Dec 2, 2022 | Alberta's Business, Business, Environment, Eye on Alberta, Eye on Saskatchewan, Politics, Saskatchewan's Business, Today, Viewpoint | 0

The Keystone XL pipeline could have started operating mere months from now

Wokeness is killing Vancouver

by Lee Harding | Dec 2, 2022 | Eye on BC, BC politics, Today, BC Health care, Life, Viewpoint, Health, Crime, Municipal | 0

Drug overdose deaths approaching 2,000 annually

Ford needs to end the Metrolinx fiasco

by Jay Goldberg | Dec 1, 2022 | Ontario politics, Ontario's Business, Viewpoint, Business, Municipal, Eye on Ontario | 0

There’s no way Ford should trust Metrolinx with another dollar of taxpayers’ cash

Canada finally releases its long-awaited Indo-Pacific Strategy

by Randolph Mank | Nov 30, 2022 | Eye on Canada, Today, Viewpoint, Politics, Business | 0

While the government deserves applause, there are some gaps in the plan

The unhinged plan to destroy Elon Musk and Twitter

by Bruce Dowbiggin | Nov 30, 2022 | National, Today, Life, Viewpoint, Politics, Technology | 0

Progressives fearful that Musk will succeed at his mission to free speech

Chinese Communist Party finds itself between a rock and a hard place

by Brian Giesbrecht | Nov 29, 2022 | Today, Viewpoint, Politics, World | 0

Chinese people risking beatings and jail to protest continued lockdowns

Why Canada shouldn’t consider returning to mandatory face masking

by Michael Taube | Nov 29, 2022 | Politics, Eye on Canada, National, Today, Life, Viewpoint | 0

Fortunately, most provincial governments and the feds are pushing back against the idea

Stringent Net Zero policies make no financial sense

by Gina Pappano | Nov 28, 2022 | Today, Eye on Newfoundland, Environment, Eye on Saskatchewan, Viewpoint, Eye on Alberta, Politics, Eye on Canada, Business, Saskatchewan's Business, Newfoundland's Business, World, Alberta's Business | 0

Major financial institutions revisiting their commitment to curbing oil and gas investment

Education is in for a demographic crash

by Bruce Dowbiggin | Nov 28, 2022 | Today, Viewpoint, Politics, Education | 0

The good news? The influence of these hives of progressive education will decline

Canada must capitalize on the coming CCS boom

by James Millar | Nov 25, 2022 | Politics, Saskatchewan's Business, Business, Technology, Alberta's Business, Eye on Saskatchewan, Eye on Alberta, Today, Environment, Eye on Canada, Viewpoint | 0

But it is imperative that companies in Canada receive the business certainty they need to move forward

After 50 years, UN-led environmental central planning is failing

by David Yager | Nov 23, 2022 | Alberta's Business, Eye on Newfoundland, Eye on Saskatchewan, Eye on Alberta, Today, Environment, Viewpoint, Saskatchewan's Business, Politics, Business | 0

The primary goal of governments today is to keep the lights on

Port of Churchill finally opening for business?

by Lee Harding | Nov 23, 2022 | Politics, Saskatchewan's Business, Saskatchewan politics, Business, Manitoba politics, Manitoba's Business, Alberta's Business, Eye on Saskatchewan, Eye on Alberta, Eye on Manitoba, Eye on Canada, Today, Viewpoint, Alberta politics | 0

The opportunity costs of not exporting natural gas and oil remain enormous

Category: Politics

U.S. plan to import oil from Venezuela will hurt Canadians

Wokeness is killing Vancouver

Ford needs to end the Metrolinx fiasco

Canada finally releases its long-awaited Indo-Pacific Strategy

Chinese Communist Party finds itself between a rock and a hard place

Why Canada shouldn’t consider returning to mandatory face masking

Stringent Net Zero policies make no financial sense

Education is in for a demographic crash

Canada must capitalize on the coming CCS boom

After 50 years, UN-led environmental central planning is failing

Port of Churchill finally opening for business?

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