Offshore Wind Up until recently, if someone were to ask which jurisdiction could lead among the provinces as an energy superpower, one might immediately point to Alberta’s oil and gas, maybe Ontario’s nuclear power or perhaps Quebec’s hydro…
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With Alberta heading toward a referendum, Ottawa should look closely at a more targeted source of leverage over the United States. Canada is running out of reasons to keep its strongest economic cards in its pocket. After the…
Onshore wind The renewables discourse is full of misinformation. Even after their big win in 2018, Wind Concerns Ontario (WCO) and similar groups continue to push that utility-scale wind projects engulf valuable agricultural land, take over rural communities,…
For this real-world example, YOUR household has an ever-growing credit card debt of over $80,000 – On which you MUST pay compound interest – on time – or face financial ruin. Your income is $30,175 and your expenses…
Will Canada become an energy superpower in this future? Despite recent federal backtracks and the breaking of climate commitments in the name of oil and gas, Canada’s adoption of renewables hasn’t stopped, but its growth has not been…
The federal money offered to oil sands producers for a pipeline, if shifted to solar panels, would produce enough electricity to meet the electricity needs of 85% of all Canadian households. Here’s the math from the back of…
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The Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act – Explainer by Carolina Rodriguez The Canadian Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act was first introduced to Parliament in 2020 as Bill C-12 and later adopted in June 2021. The Act is Canada’s foundational climate…
