Crude oil market remains in flux
Global crude demand remains a major concern. Contributing to the changing crude use pattern, India’s consumption fell for the first time in more than two decades…
Prairie provinces can thrive with greater Asian trade
With the COVID-19 recession and the expansion of Chinese influence, it’s urgent that Canada take the initiative and position itself in new markets…
Eisenhower was cagey but Kennedy rushed in
In 1961, as a young president prepared to take over from an aging one, their perspectives on military responsibility were starkly different…
Impeaching Trump will make a bad situation worse
Things could get far more violent than what we just witnessed if Trump was actually tossed out of office…
Saudis sacrifice to broker oil production cuts
Until recently, the nation has insisted it wouldn’t unilaterally cut output until others agreed to contribute. All that has changed…
Remembering the lives lost on Flight PS752
On the anniversary of the tragedy, the University of Alberta remembers the colleagues and friends who were lost…
Ruth Ellis the last hanged woman in Britain
Ruth Ellis' beauty and glamour couldn't save her from the gallows for the murder of her boyfriend…
The year the world finally said, ‘Enough is enough!’
It’s difficult to call colonization and the theories that perpetuate and justify it to this day anything but the sinful antithesis of love…
Cancel culture leading to an exodus of universities’ free-thinkers
Just as a candle’s flame starved of oxygen sputters and dies, so does the advancement of knowledge when starved of criticism…
Tensions rise in Persian Gulf over oil shipments
The only guarantee of safe passage of crude from the energy-rich Middle East region is the resolution of disputes through negotiations…