What will fuel the world of tomorrow? According to ExxonMobil’s latest outlook, we will need more of almost every type of energy to meet growing demand by 2050. The forecast indicates that, despite rapid growth in renewable power generation, oil and natural gas will continue to be the foundation...
Canada launched its new Major Projects Office last week, a significant step in the right direction to secure our economic future. “In a rapidly shifting global landscape, we need to act decisively to build a stronger, more competitive, and prosperous economy,” said the press release from the Pri...
Canada is navigating one of the most challenging times in our modern history; to secure our economic future, we must take bold and decisive action. That means building the pipelines, power lines, ports, railways, and roads necessary to help get our natural resources to diversified international ...
Alberta is often thought of as an oil-rich province with stunning golden prairies and breathtaking panoramic mountain landscapes. However, what many people overlook is that it is also a significant agricultural powerhouse. Farming in Alberta has been happening for well over a century. With its n...
Canada’s recent passing of Bill C-5, the One Canadian Economy Act, and the opening of the Major Projects Office in Calgary are positive steps towards attaining a stronger, more independent, and more prosperous future for our families. But, as several Canadian leaders and organizations have point...
The 74th edition of the Statistical Review of World Energy, released last month, found that fossil fuels accounted for a large majority of the world’s energy in 2024 – nearly 87%. Compared to 2023, this figure is up from ~81% as a result of an updated methodology used by the Energy Institute and...
For decades, the relationship between Canada and the United States has been an ideal model of international cooperation. Like the truest of friends, we've built deeply integrated trading and energy systems, an arrangement born from economic pragmatism and mutual trust that has long served both o...
New Brunswick isn’t Canada’s largest province, but it sure is rich in a variety of natural resources. Well known for its picturesque Atlantic coastline, nutrient-dense soil and abundance of forested land, various resource-based sectors play an oversized role in providing New Brunswickers with ec...
Canola, a name that combines "Canada" and "ola" (for oil), is a cornerstone of Canadian agriculture and a significant contributor to the national economy. Developed by Canadian scientists in the 1970s, it has grown to become one of the most important field crops in the country. Each year, approx...
Despite being one of Canada's smaller provinces, Nova Scotians play a vital role in Canada’s economy and global resource markets. Known for its rugged coastlines and picturesque landscapes, Nova Scotia possesses a wide array of natural resources, including food, fish, energy, minerals, wood and ...
Did you know that steel production accounts for 98% of global demand for iron, with electronics and non-metallurgical uses driving the remaining 2%? Both iron extraction and steel production are historically essential industries in Canada, particularly in the industrial regions of Ontario and Qu...
Mining, forestry, and nuclear power are what most Canadians likely think about when it comes to Ontario’s resource economy. But did you know that Ontario’s farming industry also plays a key role, contributing immensely to the lives of Canadians across the province? Ontario’s farmers and agri-foo...
A strong consensus is taking hold across Canada: liquefied natural gas (LNG) is not just an economic opportunity, but a national imperative. For years, our organization has championed the immense, multi-faceted benefits of a robust Canadian LNG industry. Today, hearing similar messages being ech...
Many Canadians don’t know that forestry is a significant part of New Brunswick’s economy and way of life; the sheer scale of the industry is quite impressive. As the province’s largest industry, it accounts for 5% of the total provincial economy, 24,000 jobs, and generates $2.8 billion in export...
Is public support for nation-building projects like pipelines staying strong? New research by Environics shows that a significant majority of Canadians remain supportive of new oil pipelines. According to the report, respondents sense that Canada needs to adopt a different approach when it comes...