| As Canada's oil production takes off, the refining industry has flatlined and projects are a rarity, which prompts one very vexing question: As Canada produces more oil than ever before, why aren't we building more refineries and upgraders here? BLOG POSTS  | Conrad Black: Depend on Facebook For Smutty Photos, Not Economic Prosperity
I hate to be a killjoy, but Facebook, in economic terms, is a mirage, other than for Zuckerberg and anyone else who has founders' stock. It illustrates the need for salvation, not the road to follow to achieve it. |  | Rana Florida: Your Start-up Life: Best Business Books to Groom Your Team
Insights about business can be gleaned from almost any good book -- whether it's a memoir by a professional athlete or a page-turning account of the ups and downs of a frenetic political campaign. |  | Jeffrey Rubin: Whatever Happened to $200 Oil?
If a mea culpa is in order, its roots can be found in the decision to underplay the demand side of the equation. Oil prices plunged to $40 a barrel after economic growth collapsed, taking global oil demand along for the ride. And that same movie is about to play out again. |  | Merran Smith: Even Alberta Agrees, Oil Cannot Be Forever
Canadians want their government to develop a national energy strategy that would protect the environment and help the country reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. That's the takeaway of a recent national poll published in Alberta Oil magazine. Alberta! Of all places! |  | Dax Hamman: Thought 3-D Was Cool? Welcome to Augmented Reality
No longer will we have to settle for the environment that someone else has chosen for us. Instead, we can simply switch it up with a mere thought or swipe of a virtual keypad and have it become more suited to our tastes. As the technology becomes more prevalent, major questions begin to form for society about the impact this has. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.CA |
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