Policy, not pipelines, will determine if we meet our goals
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’.
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Trudeau crunches the crude math of pipeline politics
Evan Solomon on Justin Trudeau’s tough political calculus on Trans Mountain, and the real reason he approved it
Alberta needed a win—and finally got one
The approval of two pipelines is cause to celebrate in hurting Alberta. But it could also keep Canada’s environmental plan on track.
No, carbon pricing alone won’t be enough to lower emissions
A response to economist Trevor Tombe’s argument against blocking pipelines
Blocking pipelines is a costly way to lower emissions
Rather than block pipelines, we could achieve the same reduction in global emissions, but without the economic costs, by putting a price on carbon
If Trump approves Keystone XL, does Canada need other pipelines?
Canada has some big decisions to make, and Donald Trump’s administration will play a significant role
The Canadian right is failing on carbon pricing
Canada needs a carbon pricing plan but Ottawa’s proposal is flawed, writes a former top pipeline executive. The right should offer fixes, not denialism.
Will Ottawa’s plan for a national carbon price work?
A Q&A with economist Andrew Leach on what we know about the Trudeau government’s national carbon price plan, and all the questions that remain unanswered
The Leap Manifesto, and where the NDP will land
The federal NDP agreed to discuss the Leap Manifesto. What comes next will have a big impact on the Alberta NDP.
Build pipelines or curb emissions? Canada can do both.
Mark Cameron argues for pipelines and, at the same time, a concerted effort to meet climate targets