Crossroads of Change: Balancing Progress and Preservation
A short story following a student who feels the gap between what she's taught about climate change and her small town's resistance to it.
A short story following a student who feels the gap between what she's taught about climate change and her small town's resistance to it.
A poem that places a billion-dollar industry inside a single human life, and gives thanks to little lights.
An essay on decentralizing the Canadian energy sector to better serve local communities, national interest, and the environment.
A short story about a young man named Hawthorne and the quiet, life-saving framework the Canadian energy sector provides.
A poem likening a slowing heartbeat to fossil fuel's fading light, tracing Canada's energy story from oil sands to Ottawa's first hydro lantern.
An essay on how Canadian energy drives the economy, upholds strict environmental standards, and underpins prosperity at home and abroad.
An essay arguing Canada's path forward lies not in choosing between fossil fuels and renewables, but in combining the strengths of both.
A poem on the quiet, steady pulse of energy running through the North: through the land, its people, and the generations who built a life there.
A personal essay on three generations of a Calgary family shaped by the oil and gas industry, from an engineer father to a grandfather's farm turned prosperous by an oil discovery.
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