Natural Resources

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When oil prices were high, successive governments spent freely as though the good times would never end.

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The Canadian Pacific Railroad is the most famous case of federal involvement in infrastructure projects.

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If wind and solar power are “cheaper” than conventional generation, then there would be no need for subsidies.

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For much of the summer, the federal government will backstop construction costs by Kinder Morgan, a private firm.

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Pipeline expansion project may generate $50 billion in government revenue over 20 years.

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The theoretical or “ideal” carbon-pricing system has never been implemented.

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Kinder Morgan stopped all “non-essential spending” on the $7.4 billion project due to regulatory, legal and political barriers.

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