resources

What happened to Jason Kenney?

Stephen Maher on how the once serious Harper-era star became a provincial politician pitching an unserious referendum in Alberta

This beautiful map shows what Canada’s future looked like in 1955

We bought this 60-year-old Government of Canada map about the country’s most important resources, and then updated it

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Dambisa Moyo on resource scarcity, and China’s race for deals

Economist Dambisa Moyo in conversation with Brian Bethune

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Quality is declining, says professors’ group

But can we really blame inadequate funding?

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Hey look: Hewers of wood, drawers of power

In Ottawa a few weeks ago, I ran into an old friend who used to work for the Chrétien Liberals. He’s in the private sector now. I was fresh back from China and I said one of the big surprises was the heavy resource orientation of the business delegation accompanying Stephen Harper — Oil, diamonds, gold, pork and lentils, not boutique software firms.

Jean Charest, prospector

The Quebec premier’s Plan Nord promises to transform Quebec—into Alberta

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Get your environmental concerns off Joe Oliver’s lawn

The Natural Resources Minister takes on the environmental regulatory system, environmentalists, celebrity, air travel, foreigners, America and civil law.

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Two charts you need to see about commodities and the housing market

All of Canada’s strengths are underpinned by the phenomenal commodity bull market

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Treasure island

Canada’s resource sector may be emerging in an unlikely place: Baffin Island

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Hot commodity

BHP’s bid to buy Potash Corp. has put the global spotlight on Saskatchewan’s business potential

Peak gold, oil, prices

Oil’s not peaking. It’s jumping the shark

COLBY COSH: Throw a dart at the periodic table and there’s a group claiming that element is “peaking”