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Will Saudi Ceasefire in Oil War Offer Price Relief

Research Paper, Energy, Elmira Aliakbari, Ross McKitrickJuly 15, 2016

Canadian energy producers have been dealing with a triple whammy of low oil prices, unfavourable policy changes and the Fort McMurray wildfire. Two weeks ago, Saudi Arabia’s new oil minister declared a ceasefire in the two-year-old oil war with the …

It’s Time to End Supply Management

Commentary, Agriculture, Elmira Aliakbari, Ross McKitrickJune 20, 2016

Conservative Party of Canada leadership candidate Maxime Bernier has come out against the long standing practice of agricultural supply management for dairy, poultry and eggs. It is rare for a Canadian politician to take on this issue, but the evidence …

Contrary to Rumours, There is No License to Pollute Canadian Waterways

Commentary, Environment, Elmira Aliakbari, Ross McKitrickMay 31, 2016

In 2012, the Harper government replaced the old Navigable Waters Protection Act (NWPA) with a new Navigation Protection Act (NPA), aimed at updating and simplifying regulations governing transportation on inland waterways, sparking considerable controversy. Many groups slammed the changes and …

Liberals and federal NDP policies restrict Alberta oil to U.S. market

Commentary, Trade, Elmira Aliakbari, Ross McKitrickMay 8, 2016

During the 1988 Free Trade debate, the Liberals and NDP fought a provision that required Canada to maintain its oil export volumes to the U.S. at historical levels. So it is a remarkable irony that these two parties are now …

Oil Prices and the Canadian Economy

Commentary, Energy, Elmira AliakbariMay 3, 2016

Back in 2010, soaring oil prices and the accompanying appreciation of the Canadian dollar was perceived by some to be a major problem for the Canadian manufacturing sector. People argued that our economy suffered from a “resource curse”- a phenomenon …

The Gulf States refuse to step up and accept their share of refugees

Commentary, Public Sector, Elmira Aliakbari, Ross McKitrickApril 4, 2016

The Syrian civil war is now five years old, spreading deep economic and humanitarian costs around the world. The arrival of more than one million refugees and migrants in Europe is leading to tensions that could bring an end to …

What to expect from Iran

Commentary, Natural Resources, Elmira AliakbariJanuary 22, 2016

How low can oil go? For Canadians, the plunging price of oil means direct economic pain in the west, along with rising prices for food and other imports as our dollar drops with it. Those looking for clues about whether …

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