The BC Conservatives are struggling to reconcile economic priorities with social populism, says political scientist Steven Weldon. He explains why leadership changes cannot settle those tensions and why voters need to assess the policies behind the campaign.
Electricity markets must evolve as power systems become more complex, the IEA warns. Experts interviewed by Energi Media explain how better investment rules, flexible electricity use and coordinated provincial planning can support reliable, affordable power.
Canada’s electricity ambitions require more than new infrastructure. EY Canada’s Moz Salim explains why provincial coordination, customer trust, and skilled workers will shape the transition.
Ottawa and Alberta will jointly explore high-speed rail linking Calgary, Red Deer and Edmonton, with Alberta preparing to seek private-sector proposals this fall.
The Canada Energy Regulator has approved a negotiated Trans Mountain toll settlement that expands contracted capacity while renewing questions about how much of the pipeline’s cost taxpayers will recover.
Ottawa’s proposed Productivity Mega Deduction would let businesses immediately expense about two-thirds of capital investment, at an estimated five-year federal cost of $36 billion.
LNG Canada Phase 2 is a $33-billion bet that Asian LNG demand will remain strong despite Qatar’s return, a historic wave of new supply and accelerating electrification.
Canada’s electricity politics are shifting fast, but UVic modeller Madeleine McPherson says building a bigger grid is only half the challenge. Canada must also electrify transportation, buildings and industry much faster.
The provincial government says the project will create nearly 500 permanent jobs and strengthen Ontario’s critical mineral supply chain.
A new BC Hydro charging site on Mount Lehman Road can charge six electric vehicles simultaneously, bringing the utility’s Abbotsford network to four locations and 32 charging ports.
Canada mocks Trump’s closed mind while embracing a hive mind of its own. Political and business leaders sell a West Coast pipeline as nation-building, but where is the business case? Evidence about Asian oil demand deserves a national hearing before taxpayers get the bill.
Abishur Prakash says Carney’s consideration of a remote US military threat demands a broader rethink […]
Andrew Coyne warns that Trump’s AI politics could obstruct international safeguards, raising questions about public safety, Canadian sovereignty and democratic control.
Vema Hydrogen is testing whether Québec’s underground rock can produce cheaper hydrogen, but its Thetford […]
The IEA sees an electric economy taking shape. Canada is building more electricity supply, but has done far less to replace gasoline, diesel and natural gas in the technologies Canadians use.