India confronts Saudi Arabia over crude oil prices
Government programs should be based on need, not race
Face-to-face conferences a luxury the planet can no longer afford
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A web of pipelines binds the Canada, U.S. economies together
453,000 km worth of tubes carries crude oil, refined petroleum and natural gas products; a plethora of jobs, families and homes dependent on it
Canadian oil still the safest bet for Americans
Canada was the only free-country supplier of foreign crude oil to the U.S. between 1993 and 2020
New canola-killing clubroot strains found in Western Canada
Their emergence of nine new strains points to the importance of broader strategies to protect crops in Western Canada
Policy uncertainty continues to hurt Canada’s mining industry
To attract the investment required to develop resources, mitigating the risks of policy uncertainly needs…Which sector spends the most on the environment? Oil and gas
Between 2006 and 2018 the oil and gas sector spent $28.1 billion on environmental protection;…Saudis determined to keep crude oil market on a tight leash
Although the OPEC+ decision resulted in immediate oil price gains, the warning shots on the…
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Is being the better person enough to combat racism?
Basketball player Jeremy Lin believes you can be the bigger person and still tell…
Beware of Twitter – it will bite you in the ass
Examples of tweets destroying careers are numerous. Commit your thoughts to Twitter and you're…
Fake it until you make it: How your self-image impacts your performance
Whether you want to be a superstar leader, salesperson, athlete, spouse, parent, engineer or…
As the 9-to-5 workday fades, the food industry prepares to benefit
The 9-to-5 workday was already in a fragile state but the pandemic has likely finished…
Facing a career crisis? Here are some useful strategies
As if the pandemic weren’t causing enough strain, my boss just called me in and…
Five steps to boost your motivation
It’s easy to get caught up in a sense of hopelessness and helplessness, but that…
Our “lost generation” of Canadian youth
Young people who graduate into a recession often take decades to recover
More nuanced approach urged in deciding who gets COVID-19 vaccine
Job site and neighbourhood risks should be taken into account when setting priorities, experts…
Safer source of islet cells targeted for people with Type 1 diabetes
U of A researchers are harnessing AI to analyze patients’ own cells to create…
Tackling heart disease in people with Type 2 diabetes
New approach looks for ways to correct a common but often hidden type of diabetes-related…
The horror! U.S. pandemic response far better than Canada’s
One of the biggest barriers to health care reform in Canada has been our belief…
Pandemic alarmism exposes science’s deficiencies
Health experts and politicians camouflage their failure by using the only weapon left in their…
Protein that blocks body’s ability to clear bad cholesterol identified
Researchers are now looking to develop a drug that will boost existing statin drugs to…
Why we need to make room for alternative lenders
Crackdowns fail to recognize that alternative lenders are the last hope for Canadians shut…
We minimize, revise and ignore history at our own peril
Confronting the horrors of our past and trying to make things right isn’t an…
Trudeau needs to honour Easter and his faith
It seems unfathomable he wouldn’t want to address Good Friday and its significance. In fact,…
Stuck in a dangerous information echo chamber
When we limit our media consumption to one side of the political spectrum, we get…
Carbon tax will cost British Columbians more
The average BC family will be paying about $240 more for natural gas in Trudeau’s…
How to be kind even in the worst circumstances – and why it matters
Know what you can control and what you can’t, understand that anger doesn't help and…
Alaskan campaign could kill B.C. cruise industry
The state wants non-U.S. cruise ships to be allowed to go straight from continental…
Travel restrictions are one step too far
Crippling airlines, destroying the tourism industry, causing mass layoffs and unemployment, and propelling people…
Iqaluit and beyond, through snow and ice
Part 3 of a three-part series: Everyone was on high alert, and while the crew…
The polar bears were the showstoppers
Travelling ever northward to the vast wilderness of Torngat Mountains National Park
Sailing ever northward in search of wildlife, culture and history
Venturing to rarely-visited sites along the Newfoundland and Labrador coast on the way north
Lisbon’s Belem District ripe for discovery
You can't really say you've seen Lisbon without seeing the Belem District
Buying used: 2011 Mustang convertible offers top-down fun
Once the top is down, you understand. As well as improving all-round visibility, it…
Lexus RX 450h offers comfort in a hybrid package
The RX 450 is roomy, cheap to run and very comfortable. For most folks…
Buying used: Golf GTI offers exceptional handling
Few competitors could keep up when things got interesting and the GTI was more than…
News and notes from the auto industry
A new Outlander, Nissan honoured for safety features, Kia offers a new ‘life utility vehicle,’…
Buying used: six-cylinder 2011 Chevrolet Equinox a better bet
Consumer Reports gave the V6 version an average used car prediction, while the four-cylinder models…
Alberta should be at the forefront of the shift to electric vehicles
We need a national mining strategy so Canada can supply the global market with the…