Premier-designate Danielle Smith won an election with the smallest majority in Alberta history on Monday night.
Does this set her up for a party rebellion?
Not at all. In fact, Smith is safer because her legislative majority is only five votes.
Any concerted attack on the leader is too risky; downright stupid, in ▸
Inside practically every electric vehicle (EV) is a lithium-ion battery that depends upon several key minerals to help power it. Typically, these include nickel, graphite, aluminum, copper, steel, lithium, cobalt, and manganese. Of these, the mining and processing of cobalt has attracted the most recent media attention because of the ▸
Two and a half cheers for Scott Moe, premier of Saskatchewan.
In this current mad moment in Canadian politics, when the nation’s global warming synod (the high priest being the most frequent flyer in the country, Justin Trudeau) is handing out billions of dollars from an exhausted treasury to carmakers if ▸
Climate Policy’s Attack on Canada’s Farmers
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In December 2020, the federal government announced its intention to establish a country-wide target to reduce absolute levels of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions arising from fertilizer application by 30% below 2020 levels by 2030. This article will summarize the rationale for the proposed voluntary ▸