Carney’s First Pick for a “National Project” is pure trickle-down: a two-province pipeline that will juice returns for some of Canada’s most profitable companies. This is the alternative.

Drummond and the C.D. Howe Institute’s models leave out 81% of the debt in the Canadian economy.

Extremist Politics in Western Canada in the 1920s, 30s & 40s

Closing the Book on Grave Error’s Errors: Shining a light on who created and, and funds the Residential School Industry of Manufacturing Doubt

A Catalog of Errors of Fact, Errors of Reasoning, and Unsupported Assertions in the essays in the book "Grave Error" (Chapters 15-17)

A Catalog of Errors of Fact, Errors of Reasoning, and Unsupported Assertions in the essays in the book "Grave Error" Chapters 8-11

A Catalog of Errors of Fact, Errors of Reasoning, and Unsupported Assertions in the essays in the book "Grave Error" (Preface, Introduction, Chapters 4-7 )

A multipart series on the researchers sowing doubt about Residential Schools: Part One: Testing Grave Error’s Sources and Reasoning on Residential Schools for Accuracy.

The Four Axioms and Their Thirty-Three Derivations, Stated in Plain Language with Their Corollaries

Quantifying How Monetary Stimulus and Lending Drive Wealth Concentration & Housing Crises in Canada, the U.S. Australia, New Zealand and the UK

Part one in the series

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OPINION | Oil executives and experts say the price of oil could skyrocket again soon. Canada needs to act to shield residents from supply shocks.

Since 2001, how many children per year were in provincial child welfare in Canada, how many were Indigenous, and how many died? No one can tell you.

Rob Anderson, Barry Cooper and Derek From's Document is Being Used to Justify Alberta Separation. Not One of its Conclusions is Supported by Any Evidence.

Across the board, the report by Prof Barry Cooper, Rob Anderson and Derek From Jumps to Conclusions Its Own Data Doesn't Support

Canada Can Afford to Be Bold. In the The question is not “Can we afford a wartime-level mobilization?” it is “Why haven’t we already started?”

It’s sometimes said that history is written by the winners. It may be more accurate to say it’s erased by them.

The recommendations to slash taxes don't add up, because the authors leave most of the actual economy out of their models. When taxes are the only problem your model allows, that's what you'll get.

"Housing Hell" was a coherent, confident, well-produced explanation of the housing crisis that gets everything wrong from beginning to end.

The promised gains aren't based on real inputs: They were generated by numbers from inside the economic formulas themselves - not the Canadian economy.

The crash isn't coming because of one bad decision. It's coming because everyone with power is making the same mistake at the same time — and we have seen this exact movie before.

Ask your provincial and federal representatives what they're doing to get ready. Because they should have started yesterday.

In 2014, Saudi Arabia dropped the price of oil in the sharpest and fastest drop in history. In 2022, Alberta had the highest oil profits in history. Why isn't anyone pointing out these basic truths?

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If we wait, until the crisis, the damage will be irreversible, but if we act, we can get $15 back for every $1 we put int.

We need to stop ignoring monetary policy, debt, banks and the financial sector, and start getting real about "unintended consequences."

We're in a crisis that requires wartime levels of investment to escape, but no one knows how to do that anymore.

Since 2014, Canada and Alberta together have faced two historic disruptions in oil prices - one low, one high - that were driven entirely by Saudi Arabia and OPEC.

Turning Methane from Alberta's orphaned wells and Kitimat's LNG into hydrogen fuel and carbon materials would fight Climate Change while providing a new stream for Critical Minerals - without mining.

Manitoba's First Nations are suing the Federal Government, the Manitoba Government and the City of Winnipeg for $5-billion for decades of pollution and mismanagement. There are real solutions

Manitoba's First Nations are suing the Federal Government, the Manitoba Government and the City of Winnipeg for $5-billion for decades of pollution and mismanagement. There are real solutions

Canada's drug supply chain is the healthcare system's largest and least understood oil shock vulnerability.

While the Federal Government is proposing high-speeed rail from Windsor to Quebec, the rest of Canada gets nothing. At $90/ barrel it pays back, and the faster we do it, the cheaper it will be.

What Governments and Communities Can - and Must - Do Now to Prepare

Canada’s Personal Debt Crisis, Who Is Most At Risk, and How Debt Restructuring Could Work

A teacher investigates the global dismantling of public education.

Self-Propelled Passenger Rail on Prairie Shortlines is feasible right now.

New Report Calls for Urgent National Response to Oil Shock Threatening Canada’s Food Supply, Health System, and Northern Communities

It's not just heating: It's cold chains, plastic supplies and life-saving drugs from Insulin to antibiotics to anaesthetic.

From Jordan Peterson to Mark Hyman

J.S. Woodsworth's book "Strangers Within Our Gates" features the quote “Both Church and State should have, as a final goal, the destruction and end of treaty and reservation life.”