Month: July 2026

Elbows up: Canada’s destructive economic path

By Cornelis Van Kooten, Climate Realists of B.C., July 2026

Summary: Canada’s climate goals, including a national clean-energy grid and zero-polluting homes while excessive regulation strangles resource extraction and export, are economically unsustainable. Without resource exports, including fossil fuels, the country must rely on imports for goods and services, leading to inflation and increasing poverty. Furthermore, the focus on renewable energy sources like solar and wind is impractical.… Read more

Submission to the CleanBC Review Panel by Climate Realists of B.C.

In 2025, the B.C. government asked for submissions assessing its CleanBC climate policy. This is Climate Realists of B.C.’s response to this call for submissions.

By Patrick Hunt, President, Climate Realists of B.C., June 2025

The Terms of Reference for the CleanBC Review Panel reads:

“The Province is launching an independent review of CleanBC programs to ensure:

  1. they are effectively reducing emissions,
  2. while making life more affordable, and
  3. supporting a strong economy.”
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