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Canada bought more than a pipeline when it bought the Trans Mountain project

  • When the federal government bought the Trans Mountain pipeline project for $4.4-billion, it was not looking for a good deal on the underlying assets.
Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | February 13, 2019
The parliamentary budget office has said the government’s $4.4-billion purchase of Trans Mountain pipeline, led by Finance Minister Bill Morneau, was on the high end of its value. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada bought more than a pipeline when it bought the Trans Mountain project

Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | February 13, 2019
  • When the federal government bought the Trans Mountain pipeline project for $4.4-billion, it was not looking for a good deal on the underlying assets.

Canada bought more than a pipeline when it bought the Trans Mountain project

Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | February 13, 2019
  • When the federal government bought the Trans Mountain pipeline project for $4.4-billion, it was not looking for a good deal on the underlying assets.
The parliamentary budget office has said the government’s $4.4-billion purchase of Trans Mountain pipeline, led by Finance Minister Bill Morneau, was on the high end of its value. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada bought more than a pipeline when it bought the Trans Mountain project

  • When the federal government bought the Trans Mountain pipeline project for $4.4-billion, it was not looking for a good deal on the underlying assets.
Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | February 13, 2019
The parliamentary budget office has said the government’s $4.4-billion purchase of Trans Mountain pipeline, led by Finance Minister Bill Morneau, was on the high end of its value. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Canada bought more than a pipeline when it bought the Trans Mountain project

Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | February 13, 2019
  • When the federal government bought the Trans Mountain pipeline project for $4.4-billion, it was not looking for a good deal on the underlying assets.

Canada bought more than a pipeline when it bought the Trans Mountain project

Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | February 13, 2019
  • When the federal government bought the Trans Mountain pipeline project for $4.4-billion, it was not looking for a good deal on the underlying assets.
The parliamentary budget office has said the government’s $4.4-billion purchase of Trans Mountain pipeline, led by Finance Minister Bill Morneau, was on the high end of its value. The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Time to get serious about interprovincial electricity trade

  • With cross-border clashes on issues, ranging from pipelines, to booze, to out-of-province licence plates, the provinces have room for improvement when it comes to
Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | July 16, 2018
Electricity generation is largely under provincial jurisdiction, so nothing will happen if the provinces don’t want it. If done right, improved electricity trade will benefit all provinces involved by lowering costs while helping the country achieve its climate goals. Electricity trade should not become enmeshed in unrelated provincial disputes, writes Nick Martin. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Time to get serious about interprovincial electricity trade

Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | July 16, 2018
  • With cross-border clashes on issues, ranging from pipelines, to booze, to out-of-province licence plates, the provinces have room for improvement when it comes to

Time to get serious about interprovincial electricity trade

Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | July 16, 2018
  • With cross-border clashes on issues, ranging from pipelines, to booze, to out-of-province licence plates, the provinces have room for improvement when it comes to
Electricity generation is largely under provincial jurisdiction, so nothing will happen if the provinces don’t want it. If done right, improved electricity trade will benefit all provinces involved by lowering costs while helping the country achieve its climate goals. Electricity trade should not become enmeshed in unrelated provincial disputes, writes Nick Martin. Photograph courtesy of Pixabay

Kicking the tires on climate-change policy

  • Say you need a new car, so you head to the closest dealership. The salesperson shows you a car with a price that makes
Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | December 20, 2017
Finding the right balance to climate-change policy is a lot like buying a car, writes Nick Martin. Photo via Pexels

Kicking the tires on climate-change policy

Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | December 20, 2017
  • Say you need a new car, so you head to the closest dealership. The salesperson shows you a car with a price that makes

Kicking the tires on climate-change policy

Opinion | BY NICK MARTIN | December 20, 2017
  • Say you need a new car, so you head to the closest dealership. The salesperson shows you a car with a price that makes
Finding the right balance to climate-change policy is a lot like buying a car, writes Nick Martin. Photo via Pexels
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