Août 25, 2017 2:00PM

Mexico’s energy reforms may provide new opportunities for investment

Kenneth P. Green, Ashley Stedman

Reforms dismantled the monopoly held by Mexico’s two-state owned energy giants.

Étiquettes:

mexico, nieto, barriers to investment, energy investment, oil and gas, petroleum industry, global petroleum survey

Août 22, 2017 1:10PM

Wynne government strikes ‘Ring of Fire’ deal with First Nations bands

Kenneth P. Green

Region’s chromite deposits valued between $30 billion and $60 billion.

Étiquettes:

ring of fire, chromite, ontario economy, first nation prosperity, kathleen wynne, mining

Août 18, 2017 3:00PM

Missing the LNG window could cost Canada billions

Kenneth P. Green

Last month Petronas pulled the plug on the Pacific Northwest LNG project.

Étiquettes:

LNG, LNG exports, liquified natural gas, asia-pacific LNG market, oil and gas

Août 17, 2017 4:30AM

Conference Board report misrepresents Canada’s air quality

Ross McKitrick, Elmira Aliakbari

Canada has some of the most stringent air quality standards in the world.

Étiquettes:

air quality, canadian air quality, canada's environmental record, environment policy, air pollution

Août 9, 2017 4:30AM

Uncertainty continues to plague Canada’s mining industry

Kenneth P. Green, Ashley Stedman

Ontario and B.C. dropped in our mining rankings.

Étiquettes:

canadian mining, mining survey, bc mining, barriers to mining, mining canada

Août 2, 2017 4:30AM

Ontario coal phase-out did not end ’smog days’

Kenneth P. Green, Ross McKitrick

Electricity prices in Toronto rose by 71 per cent between 2008 and 2016.

Étiquettes:

coal-fired power plants, coal-fired electrical generation, coal, smog, Toronto, environment, ontario, air quality, air pollution

Août 1, 2017 4:30AM

Electricity bills in Toronto remain high compared to U.S. cities

Kenneth P. Green, Ashley Stedman, Elmira Aliakbari

Wind, solar and biomass policies have resulted in high additional costs for consumers.

Étiquettes:

ontario electricity, electricity bills, kathleen wynne, ontario economy, energy prices

Juillet 28, 2017 3:25PM

During the energy boom, Alberta was a job magnet for Canadians

Steve Lafleur, David Watson

From 2004 to 2014, 270,926 more Canadians came to Alberta from other provinces than left the province.

Étiquettes:

alberta economy, rachel notley, calgary, employment, jobs, alberta jobs

Juillet 27, 2017 1:49PM

Cancelled LNG plan—government foot-dragging can kill potentially lucrative projects

Kenneth P. Green

B.C. loses billions when global market windows close.

Étiquettes:

LNG, liquified natural gas, oil and gas, petronas, christy clark, john horgan, deregulation, environmental regulations, oil imports, oil exports

Juillet 19, 2017 4:30AM

Ontario environmental policy—excessive costs, little environmental benefits

Ross McKitrick, Elmira Aliakbari

Province’s coal phase-out had no impact on nitrogen dioxide levels, a significant component of smog.

Étiquettes:

coal-fired power plant, kathleen wynne, dalton mcguinty, ontario economy, ontario electricity, environment, cap and trade, air quality, emission reduction

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Natural Resources

Mexico’s energy reforms may provide new opportunities for investment

Wynne government strikes ‘Ring of Fire’ deal with First Nations bands

Missing the LNG window could cost Canada billions

Conference Board report misrepresents Canada’s air quality

Uncertainty continues to plague Canada’s mining industry

Ontario coal phase-out did not end ’smog days’

Electricity bills in Toronto remain high compared to U.S. cities

During the energy boom, Alberta was a job magnet for Canadians

Cancelled LNG plan—government foot-dragging can kill potentially lucrative projects

Ontario environmental policy—excessive costs, little environmental benefits

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