An oil price shock isn’t inevitable. We can rein in and tax the oil industryby Jim Stanford|May 27 2026Canadians are told skyrocketing oil prices are the inevitable result of a faraway war. It’s a lie that resigns us to being gouged by oil companiesRead more
Indigenous Rights | How First Nations’ Treaties can hold back the tide of Alberta separatismby Jeremy Appel|Apr 8 2026
Pierre Poilievre | Poilievre’s ‘anti-elite’ Tories stack top council with corporate lobbyistsby Martin Lukacs|Sep 11 2023
Climate Crisis | First Nations say they’re not wildfire evacuees, but climate refugeesby Emma Paling|Aug 24 2023
Climate Crisis | While Canadians choke on toxins, Big Oil hides behind smoke and mirrorsby Emma Paling|Jun 30 2023
Climate Crisis | As Alberta burns, we need a political vision to extinguish the flamesby Emma Jackson|May 11 2023
Foreign Policy | Document reveals Canada’s undisclosed motives for arming Saudi Arabiaby Anthony Fenton & Martin Lukacs|Mar 11 2023
Climate Crisis | Canada ran out the climate clock–so why is war the new excuse for more fossil fuels?by The Breach|Mar 15 2022
Climate Crisis | How Trudeau learned to stop worrying and love the Alberta carbon bombby Martin Lukacs|Sep 9 2021
Oil Industry | Oil industry lobbied Trudeau government more than Harper Conservativesby Christian Favreau|Aug 19 2021
Climate Crisis | U.N. Climate Report scapegoats “human activity” rather than fossil-fuel capitalismby Steve D'Arcy|Aug 10 2021
Oil Industry | Alberta’s anti-energy inquiry aims to undermine First Nations opposition to Tar Sandsby Pamela Palmater|Aug 6 2021
Climate Crisis | Natural Resources sees itself as oil industry’s “champion in government,” documents revealby Martin Lukacs|Jun 4 2021