INDEPENDENT ANALYST
SIX QUESTIONS FOR ALBERTANS: Featured Letter published in the National Post on Saturday, November 9, 2019.
Kenney unwisely gambled $1.5 billion in outright grants and $6 billion of loan guarantees in Alberta taxpayers’ dollars in the foolish hope that restarting construction of Keystone XL would somehow sway Biden.
The frittering away and abandonment of world-leading, world-class pharmaceutical technology and capability echoes the shameful abandonment of the Avro Arrow and the destruction of Avro’s world-leading engineering and manufacturing infrastructure.
The U.S. Hydrogen Program Plan is not a plan for a “hydrogen economy”.
No one should be above the law in America. There is a good chance the U.S. Supreme Court would agree.
This is the best of all outcomes as it will allow Biden and the Democrat-controlled House to act, whether you agree with what they do or not, without Republican Senate Leader McConnell impeding Biden and the House on every move for political purposes and paralyzing the U.S. government.
Designed by Justin Trudeau to be the last oil pipeline ever built to access new, diverse, undiscounted, world-priced, growing world markets for Canadian oil – which it does very poorly because of tanker sizes limited by Vancouver harbour’s Second Narrows? You bet your sweet bippy!
Coal is by far, by far!, the largest source of global energy-related greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution.
In the last 15 years, U.S. domestic light crude has been gradually, but inexorably, displacing imported and heavier grades of crude into the Gulf Coast where half of U.S. refining capacity is located.
It’s not looking good for Alberta premier Jason Kenney re his handling of the pandemic. For weeks, Kenney had preached personal responsibility, rather than take definitive action, as COVID-19 cases in Alberta climbed.
