Black & Veatch, the company behind Goldfinch Technology Park, donates to Republican politicians through its political action committee.

Black & Veatch, the company behind Goldfinch Technology Park, donates to Republican politicians through its political action committee.

DeSmog analysis finds less than one third of planned projects could have full Canadian control over data.

DeSmog analysis finds less than one third of planned projects could have full Canadian control over data.

Backing massive gas-burning data centres is no way to build a cleaner, more connected electricity system.

Backing massive gas-burning data centres is no way to build a cleaner, more connected electricity system.

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The prime minister should consider the potential outcomes of siding with his Bay Street buddies and oil industry bigwigs over climate-beleaguered Canadians.

Little-known company Teton Digital is pushing an AI project that could release one million tonnes of annual emissions.

Albertans pay the highest electricity rates in the country and new gas plants for AI data centres could drive costs up further.

Investor call transcripts show that gas companies see the data centre build-out as their next growth sector, even as the energy transition accelerates.

Investor call transcripts show that gas companies see the data centre build-out as their next growth sector, even as the energy transition accelerates.

Carney’s “Canada Strong” fund exposes the nation’s resource kryptonite: leaving critical decisions to local governments captured by industry interests.

Instead of delivering on its promised CCS project, the Oil Sands Alliance is turning up the heat on Ottawa to rollback environmental regulations, and government is capitulating.

Is the mask finally coming off the long-delayed Pathways Alliance CCS Project?

The premier is tossing aside the constituents who voted for her to grant favours to tech and fossil fuel executives.

The Liberals once talked tough about distancing Canada from the U.S. Now they seem eager to profit from the president’s agenda.

It’s a massive subsidy to Equinor, the Norwegian oil company behind the Bay du Nord offshore oil project.

Canadian politicians and pundits are leveraging Trump’s war with Iran to expand fossil fuel infrastructure.

First Nations are furious, environmentalists feel betrayed, oil companies are demanding more, and the clock is ticking.

Leaders of the Alberta separatist movement are insisting they do not want to become the U.S.’s 51st state, but their actions (and own words) say otherwise.

For some separatists, ignoring Indigenous rights is not only a side effect of an independent Alberta, but an explicit goal.

New data show American capital now controls most of Canada’s oil and gas sector while jobs vanish, royalties lag, and billions flow south.

By tying the project’s fate to Indigenous “equity,” Carney saddles groups with the blame, and potentially the bill, if they move to stop a pipeline they oppose.

Critics say new LNG ventures in British Columbia saddle Indigenous communities with debt, opaque ownership structures, and financial risk that could leave them owing billions.

Our changing climate will produce winners and losers. Canada should look to the Global South for a winning strategy.

Production is up. Jobs are down. And the province is dead last on per-student funding. That’s not what prosperity is supposed to look like.

Production is up. Jobs are down. And the province is dead last on per-student funding. That’s not what prosperity is supposed to look like.

Some questions Prime Minister Mark Carney should ask before pushing ahead with natural gas projects.

Canada has a higher calling than wasting time and political capital indulging fossil fuel fever dreams.

Energy companies are learning this lesson faster than Alberta Premier Danielle Smith.

Coal, oil and gas have been killing people for centuries. We’re still paying for it.

Premier Danielle Smith and U.S. President Donald Trump are weaponizing the powers of the state against wind and solar energy generation.

Canada’s PM once cautioned that most fossil fuel reserves will become unburnable. What happened?

Will fast-tracked oil sands infrastructure become stranded assets in four years? You won’t read about it in Canada’s mainstream outlets.

Premier Danielle Smith has thrown around some vastly inflated figures. Global energy forecasters aren’t buying it.

A revived Northern Gateway proposal tops the fossil fuel industry’s wish list. Carney should think twice before fulfilling that risky pipe dream.

The province released new burdensome reclamation requirements for wind and solar projects — the latest performance in an elaborate political troll.

The 26 percent reduction the Alberta government recently bragged about happened almost entirely between 2012 and 2016.

Canada's new PM parroted industry nonsense after a meeting with premiers last week.

Do oil sands companies actually want to capture carbon? Canada’s new energy minister, who served on MEG’s board, has received mixed messages.

Do oil sands companies actually want to capture carbon? Canada’s new energy minister, who served on MEG’s board, has received mixed messages.

While Alberta premier Danielle Smith demands new oil corridors, the Macdonald Laurier Institute notes that pipeline capacity is currently ‘sufficient.’

Desperation, bad advice and lobbying likely underpinning the province’s plan to blend hydrogen with natural gas for home heating.

Concerned Canadians should take note of all the Conservative leader’s MAGA endorsements and vote accordingly.