Canada can’t trade its way back to prosperity
No trading partner can reverse years of weak productivity
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Canada’s economy is shrinking
Trump’s tariffs didn’t cause Canada’s economic decline. They exposed problems that have been dragging the economy down for years
Geopolitical reality has ended the rush to renewables
The world is turning back to reliable fossil fuels, fueling massive growth for Canadian crude
Ottawa could still strangle Canada’s next pipeline
The Alberta pipeline deal promises jobs, exports and growth, but Ottawa’s climate policies and endless delays still threaten to kill it
Forget high gas prices. It’s oil shortages that are going to break us
Closing the Strait of Hormuz has ripped a permanent hole in the global supply chain
Canada may finally be ready to stop underselling its oil
A second West Coast pipeline will finally give Canadian crude the global market access it deserves
The UAE just killed OPEC’s grip on global oil prices
When a major producer walks, OPEC loses control. No one is sure what comes next
The Middle East stranglehold on oil is dead and it isn’t coming back
The Strait of Hormuz blockade has shattered global trust and triggered a permanent pivot to energy sources we can actually rely on
Middle East bloodshed shouldn’t line the pockets of oil executives
A windfall tax on oil industry war profiteering could be used to insulate Canadians from future energy price shocks
Canada is losing its grip on the U.S. market. And it only has itself to blame
We are quick to point fingers at Trump, but Carney’s lack of a clear, consistent strategy is mostly at fault
Canada is losing billions by holding back its oil and gas industry
Canada has the oil and gas the world wants, but federal decisions keep stalling the projects needed to sell it
The Middle East is no longer a reliable energy partner
The Hormuz crisis has broken global trust, leaving buyers desperate for reliable partners
Alberta just killed the last illusion of fiscal restraint in Canada
The last province known for fiscal discipline is now spending like Ottawa
