Opinion
On Nov. 11, remember the fallen but also these things
This op-ed by Parkland Institute director Trevor Harrison appeared in the Edmonton Journal on November 11, 2018.
Selling off oil fast as we can isn't an energy plan
This op-ed by Corporate Mapping Project researcher David Hughes appeared in the Edmonton Journal on October 23, 2018.
Who owns and benefits from Canada’s fossil-fuel sector?
This op-ed by Corporate Mapping Project researchers Bill Carroll and Jouke Huijzer appeared in Vancouver Province on October 21, 2018.
Economics and politics stand in way of privatizing ATB
This op-ed by researchers Bob Ascah and Mark Anielski appeared in the Edmonton Journal on October 2, 2018.
Minimum wage hike a success despite gloomy predictions
This op-ed by Parkland Institute research manager Ian Hussey appeared in the Edmonton Journal on September 18, 2018.
Giving Donald Trump his props
US president a master at playing to media attention
This op-ed by Parkland Institute Director Trevor Harrison appeared in the Lethbridge Herald on July 25, 2018.
Politics versus the future
Canada’s Orwellian energy standoff
This op-ed by David Hughes, author of the Parkland Institute/Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives report Canada’s Energy Outlook: Current Realities and Implications for a Carbon-constrained Future appeared in the May 14, 2018 Vancouver Sun.
Why the oilsands era is over
This op-ed by Parkland Institute research manager Ian Hussey appeared in The Tyee on February 15, 2018.
Some modes of elder care delivery are more equal than others
Parkland Institute research manager Rebecca Graff-McRae challenges assertions made by the Alberta Continuing Care Association in this op-ed for the Calgary Herald.
Alberta hasn’t suffered for raising the minimum wage
Parkland Institute research manager Ian Hussey contrasts the predicted and actual impacts of recent minimum wage increases in Alberta in this January 6, 2018 op-ed for the Globe and Mail.