Oil sands school bus: Alberta is picking up the tab for teacher site tours
Teachers are being offered all-paid, six-day field trips to experience the Alberta oil sands.
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Lead poisoning epidemic due to artisanal mining
Gold bearing deposits in Zamfara contain high concentrations of lead.
Gold takes it on the chin…what’s next?
There was a strong reaction last week to the elevated debt crisis in Europe, with commodities and equities being indiscriminately sold. Gold fell 3 percent this week, losing its safe haven status as the dollar grew stronger and the 10-year government note headed lower.
Money slow down
Many have called for very high levels of inflation possibly leading to hyperinflation.
Coal, corn syrup and terrorist attack: Biden ranks what is most likely to kill an American
Maybe the Republicans will have fun with this one.
Stopping the helium fire sale
A quick sell down of the US Government's stockpiles of helium in the 90s crowded out the private sector and left the US with dangerously low levels of a key industrial material.
Germany’s mixed signals
Last week's media headlines focused on how the election results in France and Greece reflected a wave of rising public resistance across Europe to the austerity programs being championed by Germany, the IMF, and the EU.
Chart of the week: where global industrial production is coming from
Many have compared today’s economic recovery to the slow, stagnant growth Americans lived through in the 1970s.
Mulcair accuses the West of creating Dutch Disease, Clark says the NDP are speaking gobbledygook
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark pushed back after the NDP's new federal leader, Thomas Mulcair, said that the resource ramp up in Western Canada is coming at the expense of manufacturing jobs out east.
