Everyone should have the chance to connect with nature and understand its importance to our lives, Kate Corrigan believes…
I have diabetes. Here’s why I’m glad I live in Alberta
Short-term gains on the crude oil market as climate change looms
The International Energy Agency now concedes that rising oil demand and the short-term policies of various nations were at odds with its call to end new oil, gas and coal funding…
Killing Keystone XL gives other countries an advantage over Canada
Plenty of other countries ready to take over Canada’s market share if Canada exits the oil business…
Health budget should pay for increased Kananaskis use
After all, the high demand for outdoor activities springs from a need for physical activity provoked by government Covid-19 restrictions…
It’s time for Alberta professors and bureaucrats to take a pay cut
Students will pay for the pandemic pay raises with higher tuition or fewer services, and taxpayers will foot part of the bill through a higher tax burden…
OPEC+, IEA clash over future of fossil fuels
IEA wants all investments in new developments to stop. Others warn that could lead to $200 a barrel oil…
Dealing with critics can give you powerful motivation
Train yourself to be more focused and determined when criticism comes your way. The more the critics bark, the more you’ll accomplish…
Why private operation of public parks makes sense
Partnerships with private operators are quite common, are often well run, and bring significant efficiencies and revenue sources for the public…
With a little willpower, Ford can fix Ontario’s finances
Targeting the education budget and bureaucracy would equal real progress on the deficit…
Social media flexes its censorship muscles
Censorship has given big tech and social media a chance to reinvent itself out of near-monopolistic dominance…
Global corporate tax rate will hamstring economy
A global minimum corporate tax is a 20th-century solution imposed on the 21st-century, where the digital realm is disrupting taxation…
Volunteer mentors prepare students for a world beyond university
Students are introduced to the norms, rules and responsibilities of the workplace…
Embrace uncertainty to get the most out of life
How to easily boost your flexible thinking skills
How to manage the post-lockdown search for workers
Avanti Energy forges ahead with new helium discoveries
Ford’s Maverick brings hybrid tech to compact pickup trucks
B.C. drivers burned by highest gas taxes in Canada
Buying used: 2010 Toyota Camry has held its value well
Revived Ford Bronco is worth celebrating
Research into memory could help treat people with PTSD
Covid’s cost in liberty lost
We’ve let irrational COVID-19 fear paralyze society
Islet transplant patient 252: ‘A second chance at a better life’
How to increase your reading speed
Speed reading is really just a collection of good habits, intention and concentration. Anyone can dramatically improve the rate at which they read…
HGTV personality takes from Canadian taxpayers to build Bahamian resort
Government intervention in films and television is both expensive and unwarranted, taking hundreds of millions of dollars from regular hard-working Canadians…
The Mayweather-Paul bout was bad for boxing but good for capitalism
Exhibition matches aren’t a true test of a pro boxer. They tend to occur in more relaxed environments with unique rules – and showboating…
Canada’s crypto crackdown does a disservice to the market
Canada must emulate countries such as Liechtenstein and Malta, which adapted legislation in advance to attract crypto entrepreneurs…
Trudeau trampling freedom of expression
How to cool Canada’s overheated housing market
Trudeau is sticking future generations with his spending bill
Training industry-ready grads in growing field of SMART technology
Federally-funded cross-disciplinary program to give students on-the-job experience with nine industry partners…
’21st-century stethoscope’ makes diagnosing faster and easier
Star Trek-like scanners may be on the verge of becoming a reality…
London murders wound us all
The killings demand empathy for the victims, but also renewed commitment to freedom of faith…
We must discover the truth, no matter how horrible
We must find out the truth about residential schools if we are to heal from the wounds caused by our cruelty…
Canada underfunds its ability to hold war criminals to account
The War Crimes Section is essential for international justice. Despite this, it has not had a budget increase in over 20 years…