The recent announcement that Amazon, Microsoft and Google are all investing in nuclear power generation is a brilliant strategic move for these giants. Big enough to not get pushed around
When we think about environmental protest, an image of marches, banners and placards usually comes to mind. But we should be equally aware of a different kind of environmental activism.
Since as long as Calgarians can remember, Canada has focused almost exclusively on one international trading partner in order to sustain our export economy – the U.S. After all, we’re
Ray Kurzweil makes a simple yet profound statement in his 2024 book – The Singularity is Nearer. “When behaviors are driven by genetics rather than by learning, they are by
There’s a growing feeling in Canada that some of our most stalwart economic sectors have been overlooked lately, and that it might be time to adopt a more welcoming tone
With what appears to be another “better days” event on the horizon, now is a good time to avoid getting caught up with the profit euphoria. In fitness they say,
After 12 years, the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion (TMX) is finally complete. For readers who have been behind the project, thank you for your positive contributions to the public discussion,
Federal Green Party co-leader Jonathan Pedneault has probably forgotten more than I’ll ever know about the conflict in Sudan’s Darfur region. For a leader still just in his early 30s,
Look at any reputable poll about Canadian natural resources, their development and their trade with partners around the world. You’ll find a Canadian public that’s supportive, as well as a
There’s nothing like a serious winter cold snap to drive home the importance of the women and men who make up Alberta’s energy sector. As severe cold gripped Alberta and
