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One year of delay adds $812 million to a Canadian pipeline's costs: study

Posted on Articles by · April 20, 2020 5:48 PM

Unrecoverable personnel and overhead costs make up 90 per cent of losses due to regulatory delays.

Resource sector finds ways to carry on despite COVID-19 crisis

Posted on Articles by · March 23, 2020 6:58 AM

But government support needed to weather the storm. Don Hauka filed this report assessing the status of natural resource projects underway in British Columbia.

Consultation, accommodation, no veto

Posted on News & Reports by · February 05, 2020 7:11 PM

We will ignore, for the moment, the Twitter photo of BC First Nations activists with raised middle fingers, and the adolescent message: “F*** your white supremest #TransMountain pipelines!” We will note, though, this from Tsleil-Waututh Nation member Will George: “if it has to get ugly, it will get ugly.”

Who’s “right” on the CGL pipeline?

Posted on Articles by · January 29, 2020 6:48 AM

Thoughtful and intelligent views do exist on the natural gas project across British Columbia's north. Many others are stunningly simplistic, and are often emotional, and/or romanticized. Others are outright racist.

A youth perspective on the future of efficient and safer pipelines

Posted on Articles by · May 06, 2019 11:49 AM

It will take passion, creativity, and personal investment to ensure there is a sustainable future for the pipeline-building industry, Sarah Vandaiyar told senators at hearings for Bill C-69.

Pipeline progress: Trans Mountain CEO Ian Anderson reflects on the project so far

Posted on Articles by · April 10, 2019 8:35 PM

Here's a rare interview with the chief executive of what is surely Canada's most talked about infrastructure project: a twinned crude oil pipeline to the west coast of British Columbia.

The confusion around natural resources in Canada

Posted on Reports & Series by · March 30, 2019 4:13 AM

ESSAY: Who wants to start a process and commit money to developing a project under circumstances of prevailing uncertainty and confusion in law and practice? In this sweeping essay, longtime political affairs columnist Jeffrey Simpson looks at the landscape of Canadian natural resources and prosperity.

Critical thinking on energy more important than ever

Posted on Articles by · March 26, 2019 12:31 PM

STEWART MUIR IN THE CALGARY HERALD: "It’s increasingly difficult to see the reward for Canada’s energy self-flagellation."

Flash mobs for the protest era

Posted on Articles by · January 16, 2019 11:13 AM

A few observations about LNG’s brusque rite of passage into resource radicalism, from Stewart Muir of Resource Works.

Export figures show why Canadians need to confront their pipeline fears

Posted on Articles by · November 29, 2018 7:02 AM

There are easy ways and hard ways to pay for the things we need in everyday life, such as vaccines. The easiest thing we can do is simply ensure that our largest export commodity, crude oil, trades for a fair price.

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One year of delay adds $812 million to a Canadian pipeline's costs: study

Unrecoverable personnel and overhead costs make up 90 per cent of losses due to regulatory delays.

Resource sector finds ways to carry on despite COVID-19 crisis

But government support needed to weather the storm. Don Hauka filed this report assessing the status of natural resource projects underway in British Columbia.

Consultation, accommodation, no veto

Who’s “right” on the CGL pipeline?

Thoughtful and intelligent views do exist on the natural gas project across British Columbia's north. Many others are stunningly simplistic, and are often emotional, and/or romanticized. Others are outright racist.

A youth perspective on the future of efficient and safer pipelines

It will take passion, creativity, and personal investment to ensure there is a sustainable future for the pipeline-building industry, Sarah Vandaiyar told senators at hearings for Bill C-69.

Pipeline progress: Trans Mountain CEO Ian Anderson reflects on the project so far

Here's a rare interview with the chief executive of what is surely Canada's most talked about infrastructure project: a twinned crude oil pipeline to the west coast of British Columbia.

The confusion around natural resources in Canada

Critical thinking on energy more important than ever

STEWART MUIR IN THE CALGARY HERALD: "It’s increasingly difficult to see the reward for Canada’s energy self-flagellation."

Flash mobs for the protest era

A few observations about LNG’s brusque rite of passage into resource radicalism, from Stewart Muir of Resource Works.

Export figures show why Canadians need to confront their pipeline fears

There are easy ways and hard ways to pay for the things we need in everyday life, such as vaccines. The easiest thing we can do is simply ensure that our largest export commodity, crude oil, trades for a fair price.

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