Keystone pipeline
How Canada’s incoherence on climate is killing Keystone
In the absence of ambitious climate policies, Edmonton and Ottawa have decided on an ambitious program of wordsmithing
The Keystone sideshow
By pushing to win Keystone battle, environmentalists could lose the war on climate change
Shell CEO Peter Voser takes questions
Peter Voser talks with John Geddes about Arctic drilling, doing business with China, and why he deserves to be paid $15 million
Keystone rhetoric and reality
Charles Pierce traces those “environmental extremists” to Nebraska.
Congress approves bill mandating Keystone decision
Approval of tax-break legislation forces Obama to act on pipeline permit
Tax break bill with Keystone clause dies in Congress
House of Representatives rejects the measure
Keystone pipeline prospects dim after U.S. Senate vote
Republican senators celebrated small victory on Saturday vote
The Commons: Grumpy old men
Joe Oliver and Peter Kent have had enough of the hippies on the other side of the House of Commons
The U.S. and Canada: we used to be friends
Why Barack Obama shelved the Keystone pipeline, and insulted Canada (yet again) in the process
It’s time for Canada to seek other friends besides the U.S.
Canada can no longer count on obvious economic arguments to win over American decision-makers
Build the pipeline or Granny suffers
As Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver explained to reporters after QP, the Conservatives are appalled that NDP MPs would express a dissenting opinion about the Keystone pipeline within earshot of Americans. In other news, the Keystone pipeline is now an initiative to provide health care for seniors.
Flaherty pessimistic on Keystone pipeline
Ottawa may consider exporting to Asia instead, he says