Saskatchewan needs courage and innovation to balance the budget
The province is refusing to change how health and education operate even though they’re driving up the deficit
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Saskatchewan needs to deal with its massive debt
Years of overspending have left Saskatchewan taxpayers paying hundreds of millions every year just to service the debt
The world is scrambling for energy but can’t count on Canada
A decade of stalled pipelines and limited export capacity leaves Canada unable to respond
Canadian sovereignty is at risk if we don’t act decisively on the economy
Energy abundance is economic and geopolitical leverage
Canada is taxing the life out of its own economy
Investors follow returns. When productivity lags and taxes bite, money finds a better home
Don’t celebrate Trump’s tariff defeat just yet
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling strengthens Trump’s hand heading into the CUSMA review
Politics is driving oil prices now, but the correction is coming
Oil prices are being propped up by geopolitics for now but when that pressure fades, the correction will be brutal
Don’t celebrate Canada’s falling unemployment rate just yet
The January unemployment rate fell because the workforce is shrinking, not because it’s easier to find work
Venezuela’s crisis is a warning Canada can’t ignore
What looks like a far-off political mess is exposing how vulnerable Canada really is, especially on energy
Canada put all its oil eggs in one basket and lost its leverage
For years, Canada relied on the U.S. to take its oil. Now that bet is coming back to haunt us
Is Canada really “too risky” to invest in?
Canada may feel risky, but compared with other countries, it is still one of the safest places to invest and do business
Scott Moe shows what real leadership looks like
Scott Moe and Danielle Smith responded very differently to Mark Carney’s trade agreement with China
Trump is in a hurry for Venezuelan oil; oil majors are not
Trump is moving quickly to monetize Venezuelan oil, but major companies remain cautious about committing capital
