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Today

Canadian job market expected to remain resilient in 2024

by Staff | Dec 8, 2023

Hiring challenges continue to plague the Canadian job market

This Christmas be nice to hospitality workers

by Nick Kossovan | Dec 8, 2023
Study finds service bots deter customers even when they work as well as humans

by Geoff McMaster | Dec 7, 2023
It’s time to unleash Canada’s energy advantage

by Lisa Baiton | Dec 7, 2023
The truth behind the COVID-19 crisis in Canada

by Ches Crosbie | Dec 7, 2023
Report highlights growing importance of Indigenous equity in Canadian energy

by Staff | Dec 7, 2023

Food industry under the spotlight at COP28

by Sylvain Charlebois

Global summit emphasizes its role in climate change

How woke-ism is a threat to academic freedom, and democracy

by Frances Widdowson

Woke-ism is an authoritarian force that suppresses open and honest debate

The moderate left’s tolerance of far-left extremism a strategic mistake

by Michael Taube

We’re now all paying the price for their ignorance and stupidity

Canada’s carbon capture expertise shines at COP28

Canada a key player on the global stage at COP28

Carbon tax, not carve out, Trudeau’s real failure

by Franco Terrazzano

Never acknowledged that a carbon tax causes real pain

OPEC+’s ability to influence oil markets dwindling

by Rashid Husain Syed

Crude markets skeptical of latest production cuts

Alberta takes a bold stand against pandemic overreach

by Barry Cooper

Tyranny unmasked

SMRs Alberta’s path to a greener energy future

A promising solution to Alberta’s high carbon emissions

Trudeau misses another opportunity to fight inflation

by Gabriel Giguere

Trudeau government’s fiscal ineptitude leading cause of high inflation and higher interest rates

Rediscovering the allure of station wagons

by Dale Johnson

Where luxury meets utility in a station wagon

Politicians must stop weaponizing food prices for political gain

by Sylvain Charlebois

Let’s give the theatrics a rest in 2024

Remembering Gordon Jaremko: A chronicler of Canadian energy history

by Bill Whitelaw

A fond farewell to one of the energy sector’s greatest voices