Articles by: Tim Powers

What Can We Do to Build Up the Good Trade Story that is Energy?

by Kathleen Monk, Tim Powers and Gabriela Gonzalez
Issue 2, 2018

What do you think Jagmeet Singh’s priorities for 2018 should be? And, how do you think his leadership will impact the political landscape going forward?

by Kathleen Monk, Tim Powers and Gabriela Gonzalez
Issue 1, 2018

Views from our Political Commentators: NDP, Conservative and Liberal

by Tim Powers, Gabriela Gonzalez and Kathleen Monk
Issue 3, 2017

Businesses are Leaving Canada Because of Increasing Energy Prices – What Should Governments do to Provide Affordable Energy Solutions for Companies to Continue to Operate in Canada?

by Tim Powers, Gabriela Gonzalez and Kathleen Monk
Issue 2, 2017

Are There Measures the Federal Government Should Take to Enhance the Security and Resiliency of the Energy Delivery System in Order to Ensure Reliable Energy Distribution to Canadians?

by Tim Powers, Gabriela Gonzalez and Kathleen Monk
Issue 1, 2017

What’s your take on the outcome of the U.S. election and what it means for Canada with respect to energy and environment files?

by Kathleen Monk, Tim Powers and Michael Sung
Issue 4, 2016

What’s Your Take on the New Relationship Between the Federal Government and the Provinces?

by Kathleen Monk, Tim Powers and Michael Sung
Issue 3, 2016

Addressing Energy Poverty

by Kathleen Monk, Tim Powers and Stephen Hampton
Issue 2, 2016

NEWS

June 18, 2018

Posted in International

Infrastructure at Risk in Canada Amid Shifting Policies, Speakers Say at SAIS Event

The successes and challenges of energy trade, infrastructure development in North America and cooperation among countries in an era of global competition were heard from a variety of speakers at an April 13 conference at Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). Compared with U.S. oil and natural […]

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