THE FRONTIER CENTRE
Recent Energy Related Publications from the Frontier Centre
Saskatchewan is right to keep its coal plants running
Lee Harding — Coal generation, electricity reliability, costs and Saskatchewan’s future power mix.
Building energy corridors is the easy part
Joseph Fournier — Financing and Canadian ownership of pipelines, transmission lines and national energy corridors.
Manitoba premier’s pipeline support gives Canada hope
Lee Harding — Manitoba’s support for the proposed Northern Shield oil pipeline and interprovincial cooperation.
Ottawa-B.C. pipeline deal comes at Alberta’s expense
Marco Navarro-Génie — B.C.’s proposed economic share from an Alberta oil pipeline and federal jurisdiction over interprovincial pipelines.
50% Tariffs Paused—But What Did Canada Agree To?
Catherine Swift, Dan McTeague and David Leis — Canada–U.S. trade negotiations and the potential revival of Keystone XL.
Canada’s Arctic sovereignty claims ring hollow
Marco Navarro-Génie — Arctic sovereignty, Churchill infrastructure, northern resource development and the Kivalliq Hydro-Fibre Link.
Ottawa bet against fossil fuels and lost
Jay Goldberg — Canada’s continuing dependence on fossil fuels and federal restrictions on oil and gas development.
Canada can’t claim a North it can’t defend
Lt.-Gen. Michel Maisonneuve (Ret.) — Protecting Arctic resources through defence, transportation, energy infrastructure and partnerships with First Nations and private investors.
Canada is pricing itself out of major infrastructure projects
Joseph Fournier — The escalating costs of pipelines, hydroelectricity, transmission infrastructure, natural-gas plants and nuclear projects.
An Alberta energy export tax could hurt Canada more than Trump
Marco Navarro-Génie — Constitutional, trade and economic objections to taxing Alberta’s oil and gas exports.