If We’re So Smart, Why Aren’t We Rich?
Investors may not remain solvent as long as energy markets stay irrational >
If We’re So Smart, Why Aren’t We Rich?
Why Can’t We Get It Right? >
George Koch
Multi-Use Means Just That
Some of you’ll recall the infamous quote by the American officer in South Vietnam who, faced with repelling human wave attacks that threatened to overrun his position, later said “it became necessary to destroy the town to save it.” >
Real Friends Stay in Touch
Odious signs that anti-Americanism is moving beyond Canada's left >
The Presumption of Honesty
This will come as a shock to those infused with an idée fixe of slippery, sinister Big Oil – you know, those types who when they’re not gleefully wiping out an endangered species are hurtling along in the corporate jet one step ahead of sharing a cellblock with the Enron guys. >
Beware the SPO Creep
You may have noticed the light media coverage of Canada Post’s ratcheting down of mail delivery in the boonies. >
The Anti-Megaproject
Alberta has become a megaproject economy. >
Killing the Orphanage Operators
Alberta got seriously played when the federal government moved to tax energy trusts last fall. >
Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?
Is the definition of a Canadian investor someone who’s petrified of risk while feeling they’re owed guaranteed returns? >
Gusher or Oozer?
Hear the boom-time calls for higher energy royalties? >
The Shell-Shocker Redemption
How a columnist scored big on eBay and impressed his 10-year-old Junior Achiever >
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