Author: Gwyn Morgan

Gwyn Morgan has become one of Canada’s foremost business leaders and an ardent champion of the importance of Canadian-headquartered international enterprises. Gwyn has served on the board of directors of five global corporations. He serves as a trustee of the Fraser Institute, the Manning Centre for Building Democracy and the Dalai Lama Center for Peace and Education.
He devoted three decades to building EnCana Corp. into Canada’s largest energy company. When he stepped down as founding CEO at the end of 2005, EnCana was Canada's most valuable company with a stock market value of approximately $60-billion. Gwyn has been recognized as Canada’s Outstanding CEO of the Year and also as Canada’s Most Respected CEO. He has been inducted as a Member of The Order of Canada.

The public/private compensation gap is soaring in Canada

Government leaders must begin to stand up against union demands, through legislation if necessary

The road to hell is paved with green intentions

The disastrous consequences of the green movement

Natural gas offers the best way to meet emissions targets

G7 countries plan to further cripple their economies by pursuing their green energy fantasies

Three things governments got wrong in handling COVID-19

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Ill-considered responses by Canada’s federal and provincial governments left highly damaging long-term legacies

How Canada can cut global emissions and boost its economy

If strict air pollution laws in China continue to evolve at present pace, the quality of life and air pollution experienced by more than a billion people will be transformed for the better

Exporting LNG to displace coal is a powerful way for Canada to be a leader in helping reduce global emissions

The hazards of pursuing a green power utopia

The federal government’s plan to replace fossil fuels with wind and solar is technically impossible and economically disastrous

Only private investment will save Canada’s economy

Generating, rather than consuming, government revenues will require a clear and profound reversal by the current government

Did we really need the Canada Student Service Grant?

Or was Trudeau just trying to buy the votes of young Canadians

Assessing the lockdown’s damage

For a healthy working-age person, the risk of dying from COVID-19 is significantly lower than dying by accident or from other diseases

Act now to end Alberta’s economic nightmare

Canada’s recovery will depend on government policies that actively encourage, rather than impede, resource investment