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By Mark Lowey
Canada needs a national discussion on how to achieve the clean energy transition as a united nation rather than as competitive adversaries, say a top energy expert and a successful venture capitalist.

By Mark Lowey
Ontario’s proposed law aimed at providing companies with greater access to public procurement is an ill-conceived “protectionist theatre show,” says prominent public procurement lawyer Paul Emanuelli.

By Mark Lowey
We talk with Senator Pamela Wallin, who chaired a Senate committee whose report found government policies and programs haven't adapted to an increasingly digital and data-driven economy.

By Mark Lowey
Where to next after the Supreme Court of Canada found, in a non-binding advisory opinion, that parts of the federal environmental Impact Assessment Act are unconstitutional?

By Mark Lowey
Ottawa needs to use its authority to get more interprovincial electricity transmission lines built or Canada won’t achieve its net-zero targets, says an energy and environmental law expert.

By Mark Lowey
The proposed federal Clean Electricity Regulations are unfeasible, will lead to higher costs for consumers, and risk causing power shortages in Alberta, says the province's electric system operator.

By Tim Lougheed
When it comes to adopting alternative energy, "just" means different things to different people — a lot of different things.

By Elizabeth Howell
Rockets and risk go hand-in-hand, as should regulations that recognize this reality.

By Tim Lougheed
Want Canada to be more productive? Stop touting R&D and look at who really adds economic value.