Politics, Not Environment, Informed Keystone Decision
The rejection of the Canada-to-Texas pipeline had more to do with American politics than the environment.
The rejection of the Canada-to-Texas pipeline had more to do with American politics than the environment.
Stephen Harper loses power to the Liberals after ruling Canada for almost ten years.
After eleven years in power, the Conservative looks more vulnerable than ever.
With low oil prices pushing the economy into recession, Canada’s Conservatives could lose power after a decade.
Security kill a gunman in Canada’s parliament after a war memorial guard was shot nearby.
With China seeking oil to fuel its economy, the Canadians can’t wait for America to make up its mind.
Canada seeks to expand its influence in a region that could hold a quarter of the world’s remaining hydrocarbons.
But hopes that another transatlantic trade pact, with the United States, may be signed soon are premature.
The country’s foreign minister cautions that radical Islamist are “infesting” Syria’s opposition.
Opinion polls suggest that Justin Trudeau could win back a majority for Canada’s once-dominant party.
Extension of the Keystone Pipeline would have “no significant impacts” on the environment.
Unemployed Californians are finding high-paying jobs in the energy sector of Alberta, Canada.
It current trends persist, Canada, Mexico and the United States could become net exporters.
Canada shuts its embassy in Tehran and lists Iran as a state sponsor of terrorism.
Canada is generating more jobs and wealth than America. What explains the discrepancy?