Energy Policies

Le Canada, ou l’anatomie d’une chute

Le Canada traverse une période potentiellement historique et déterminante. Plutôt que de céder tout bonnement à la ferveur patriotique, nous devons prendre un pas de recul et faire preuve d’une certaine introspection afin de retrouver nos repères.

Diversifying Our Exports by Building Energy Infrastructure in Quebec

The construction of pipelines between Eastern and Western Canada would have helped diversify Canadian export markets and should be considered anew in the context of the U.S. tariff threats, says the MEI in this Viewpoint. “Canada’s high level of dependence on U.S. trade is not unavoidable,” explains Gabriel Giguère, senior policy analyst and author of the report.

Let’s Abolish the Federal Ban on the Sale of Gas-Powered Vehicles

The federal government’s decision to ban the purchase of gasoline-powered vehicles by 2035 will be very expensive for Canadian households and for governments, asserts this MEI Economic Note. “By forcing the adoption of electric vehicles, the federal government is failing to take into account consumers’ willingness and ability to pay,” said Gabriel Giguère, senior public policy analyst at the MEI and author of the publication.

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