Economy

Jason MacLean takes on those who argue a carbon tax will be enough to reduce Canada’s emissions, and lays out a path to meet the Paris climate deal targets

The number of craft breweries in Canada has exploded over the past few years, driven in part by government subsidies. Is this a beer bubble about to burst?

We jump into the Google Earth flight simulator for flyovers of three controversial pipelines that start near Edmonton and run east and west

We use Google Earth’s F-16 flight simulator to take you from one end of the Line 3 pipeline to the point where it reaches the U.S. border.

We use Google Earth’s F-16 flight simulator to take you from one end of the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline near Edmonton to its terminus at Kitimat, B.C.

We use Google Earth’s F-16 flight simulator to take you from one end of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline near Edmonton to Burnaby, B.C.

Do pipelines prevent Canada from meeting its targets? Does approving new pipelines mean we’re betting the world won’t act? The answer to both is ’no’.

Facebook once promised to bring the world closer together. It is indeed ironic that Facebook is now at risk of driving us even further apart.

Canada should continue to position itself to set the global standard for openness to the movement of products, expertise, people, technologies, and ideas

Kellogg’s pulled its ads from Breitbart for fear of being associated with hate speech, but corporations may find they have more to lose by angering the right