Crude oil prices tumble, offering relief to consumers
Gas prices drop as oil hits lowest levels since 2021
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China strikes back at Canadian canola farmers after EV tariffs
Ottawa’s push to protect the highly-subsidized battery and EV sectors led to the relatiation
Why Libya’s civil war isn’t sending oil prices soaring this time
Oil disruptions in Lybia fail to rattle markets as global inventories weigh down prices
There are devastating consequences to shutting down the fossil fuel industry
Would lead to an increase in global poverty and energy insecurity
Changes to temporary foreign worker program signal a long overdue course correction
Trudeau tightens the TFWP in response to immigration challenges and high youth unemployment
Crude markets plunge amid weak global economy and rising oil production
Growing concerns could affect OPEC’s production plans
Peak Oil is dead: Technology shatters the era of scarcity
Peak Oil is officially a thing of the past thanks to groundbreaking advancements in technology
World on high alert as Iran threatens to strike back at Israel
Global oil markets brace for fallout as Iran eyes retaliation
Why Alberta needs a permanent fiscal overhaul
Alberta’s fiscal future hinges on deep spending reform. Enough with the quick fixes
Global oil prices react to geopolitical risks
Rising tensions in the Middle East spark fears of oil supply disruptions
The lessons every business can learn from Las Vegas
How its strategies can help drive your business success
Greenwashing regulations need to be based on fairness and not fear of persecution
Greenwashing is complex and we need a balanced approach to regulating it
Why is Alberta withholding its own emissions cap analysis?
All emissions cap analyses must be released to ensure sound policy decisions
