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Why We Can’t Have Nice Things Like a Real Sovereign Wealth Fund

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By Mitch Anderson
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In April, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the “Canada Strong Fund”, ostensibly meaning Canada is joining countries like Norway in creating a sovereign wealth fund. That sounds impressive but this pot of money will be a sovereign wealth fund in name only. To understand the vast gulf between what Carney announced and what Norway has achieved, we need to unpack the story of how this small Nordic nation amassed its $2 trillion oil-based nest egg.
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Former BC Premier Gordon Campbell: Carbon Capture ‘Doesn’t Work’

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By Mitch Anderson
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Former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell back in the political game By the time Gordon Campbell began his 10-year run as premier of B.C. in 2001, he had already been a mayor of Vancouver and a member of the legislature as leader of the BC Liberals. But the former premier said Friday that he does not think a lack of elected experience should be an impediment to …
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The Pathways Alliance Carbon Capture Project Was Always a Boondoggle

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By Mitch Anderson
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Was it all just bullshit? After bold talk of a “grand bargain” between Ottawa and Alberta, the much-hyped memorandum of understanding between premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney seems to be devolving into a undignified series of federal capitulations around carbon pricing and clean energy regulations.
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