Part II of the environmental scandal called Climategate.

Errors, half truths and lies surrounding the issue of global warming.

Up until now, Quebec's hydroelectric production has mostly been associated with very large scale projects like the James Bay and Manicouagan dams. At the other extreme, the Quebec government has left the operation of small installations, 50 megawatts (MW) or less, to the private sector, which is experiencing increasing success at that level. However, an important portion of Quebec's hydroelectric potential remains unexploited: that of medium scale projects.

Overpopulation and the environment.

The story of oil and how it became such a useful resource.

Overpopulation and the environment.

Soaring food prices and the environment.

In recent years, the sometimes strained, sometimes fruitful relationship between Quebec and Alberta has attracted a lot of attention. The issues raised by this relationship will have undeniable impacts on Quebec's future: equalization, the division of powers between Ottawa and the provinces, the energy future, climate change, etc. Despite the importance of these questions, the relationship between Quebec and Alberta has never been the object of extensive study.

Article published exclusively on the Montreal Economic Institute’s website.

Léger Marketing opinion poll commissioned by the Montreal Economic Institute.