Charles St-Arnaud
CanadaeconomistMale6.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Charles St-Arnaud is the chief economist at Alberta Central, who provides expert analysis on economic conditions in Canada, emphasizing the influence of external factors like U.S. tariffs on local labor markets and economic stability.
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Charles St-Arnaud calculated that about 75 percent of the capital cost for carbon capture and storage is covered by various tax credits.
The world is cooling on carbon capture. Why is Canada still barrelling ahead in the oil sands?Canada· 2026-08-08
Charles St-Arnaud is the chief economist at Servus Credit Union.
How much would it take to turn around Canada’s economic malaise? It’s $5-trillionCanada· 2026-07-29Charles St-Arnaud recently estimated that the narrowing of the price gap through TMX raised oil industry revenues by $13-billion.
Does Canada need a new oil pipeline? Maybe. More LNG? DefinitelyCanada· 2025-10-06
Charles St-Arnaud is the chief economist who analyzed the financial impact of the TMX pipeline.
Why the Carney government should treat the TMX pipeline as a model investmentCanada· 2025-08-09
Charles St-Arnaud is chief economist at Alberta Central.
Why is Alberta so grumpy? The truth is the West has been struggling badlyCanada· 2025-06-10
Charles St-Arnaud is chief economist at Alberta Central.
Opinion: The real lost decade(s): How the oil boom masked Canada’s economic mediocrityCanada· 2025-04-28Charles St-Arnaud is the chief economist at Alberta Central who discussed the implications of the jobs report for the Bank of Canada.
How Friday’s weak Canadian jobs report has shifted market bets and economist views for BoC rate cutsCanada· 2025-03-08
