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Conservative MP Mark Strahl

Conservative MP Mark Strahl, who represents Chilliwack-Hope, B.C., is his party's natural resources critic.

Canada missing out on business, emissions-cutting opportunity of LNG

  • Canada has a unique opportunity to use our abundant and clean-burning natural gas to offset coal-fired electricity all over the world, but it will
FeatureBY CONSERVATIVE MP MARK STRAHL | August 21, 2017
When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with B.C. Premier John Horgan and doesn't argue in favour of the Trans Mountain pipeline that the federal government supports, that's an example of not doing the work necessary to support Canada's oil-and-gas sector, writes Mark Strahl The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Canada missing out on business, emissions-cutting opportunity of LNG

FeatureBY CONSERVATIVE MP MARK STRAHL | August 21, 2017
  • Canada has a unique opportunity to use our abundant and clean-burning natural gas to offset coal-fired electricity all over the world, but it will

Canada missing out on business, emissions-cutting opportunity of LNG

FeatureBY CONSERVATIVE MP MARK STRAHL | August 21, 2017
  • Canada has a unique opportunity to use our abundant and clean-burning natural gas to offset coal-fired electricity all over the world, but it will
When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with B.C. Premier John Horgan and doesn't argue in favour of the Trans Mountain pipeline that the federal government supports, that's an example of not doing the work necessary to support Canada's oil-and-gas sector, writes Mark Strahl The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Natural market force should be encouraged, we must not follow disastrous path of Ontario

  • For many Canadians it’s easy to imagine that the world’s near future energy needs can easily be met through the development of renewable energy
Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP MARK STRAHL | July 17, 2017
Massive subsidization of solar farms and industrial wind turbines by the Liberal governments of Dalton McGuinty and Kathleen Wynne, pictured, resulted in rate increases of as much as 155 per cent for some Ontario ratepayers over the past decade, writes Conservative MP Mark Strahl. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Natural market force should be encouraged, we must not follow disastrous path of Ontario

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP MARK STRAHL | July 17, 2017
  • For many Canadians it’s easy to imagine that the world’s near future energy needs can easily be met through the development of renewable energy

Natural market force should be encouraged, we must not follow disastrous path of Ontario

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP MARK STRAHL | July 17, 2017
  • For many Canadians it’s easy to imagine that the world’s near future energy needs can easily be met through the development of renewable energy
Massive subsidization of solar farms and industrial wind turbines by the Liberal governments of Dalton McGuinty and Kathleen Wynne, pictured, resulted in rate increases of as much as 155 per cent for some Ontario ratepayers over the past decade, writes Conservative MP Mark Strahl. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

Canada’s natural resource sector suffering

  • Canada’s natural resource sector is suffering. Since the election of the Trudeau government, 100,000 energy workers alone have lost their jobs and face a
Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP MARK STRAHL | December 5, 2016
The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

Canada’s natural resource sector suffering

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP MARK STRAHL | December 5, 2016
  • Canada’s natural resource sector is suffering. Since the election of the Trudeau government, 100,000 energy workers alone have lost their jobs and face a

Canada’s natural resource sector suffering

Opinion | BY CONSERVATIVE MP MARK STRAHL | December 5, 2016
  • Canada’s natural resource sector is suffering. Since the election of the Trudeau government, 100,000 energy workers alone have lost their jobs and face a
The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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