Explore the 'Energy Policy' section on the Macdonald-Laurier Institute website. Identify the titles and dates of at least two recent articles. After reviewing these articles, navigate to the 'Experts' section and identify the name of at least one expert whose work is related to energy policy, if possible. Finally, check if there is a 'See More' or pagination option on the 'Energy Policy' section.
Navigate to 'macdonaldlaurier.ca'. Click on the 'Energy Policy' link (id: 723) from the 'Latest News' filter options. Identify the titles and dates of at least two recent articles displayed under the 'Energy Policy' filter. Scroll down to check for a 'See More' or pagination option in the 'Energy Policy' section. Navigate to the 'Experts' section by clicking on the 'Experts' link (id: 86) in the main navigation menu. On the 'Experts' page, look for an expert whose research or focus areas are related to energy policy and state their name.
Successfully navigate to the 'Energy Policy' filtered view. State the title and date of at least two recent articles from the 'Energy Policy' section (e.g., 'Canada’s uranium bifurcation: A path to energy security and global leadership: Adrian Sukhanin in the National Post' from April 16, 2025, and 'How a Canadian Northern Corridor can help solve the energy crisis: Robert Exner-Pirot in the National Post' from April 4, 2025). Confirm whether a 'See More' or pagination option is present on the 'Energy Policy' section. Successfully navigate to the 'Experts' page. Identify and state the name of at least one expert related to energy policy (e.g., 'Adrian Sukhanin' or 'Robert Exner-Pirot' if they are listed as experts with relevant profiles).