Canada is at a crossroads: we can either take control of our economic destiny through new nation-building infrastructure projects and diversify our international markets, or remain ever reliant on the U.S. and susceptible to trade policies like tariffs. For many Canadians, the path forward to a ...
Key Points Canada has placed 21st of 180 countries on the World Press Freedom Index 2025 Canada ranks high amongst the world’s top resource exporters Canada's performance on various global indices shows our country is an ideal supplier of energy, forestry, mining, and food products Can...
Key Points Canada ranks 5th on the annual Freedom in the World 2025 Report, among the highest of the world’s top resource exporters A majority of the world’s population lives in countries that are not entirely “free,” while freedom worldwide has been dropping for 19 consecutive years Free coun...
Key Takeaways: Canada's economy is struggling with poor GDP per capita growth and other economic red flags Canada's top bank Chief Executive Officers are urging for regulatory reform that supports resource development Natural resources are Canada's greatest wealth generator and can do more to su...
Key Points Despite having the third-largest global reserves, Canada spends tens of billions of dollars annually importing oil, mainly into eastern provinces Between 1998 and 2023, Canada imported a staggering $543.7 billion worth of oil Canada needs a new east-west pipeline to improve energy sec...
Yet another report, this time by Canada’s Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO), has concluded that the oil and natural gas emissions cap will take a bite out of the economy at a time when Canadians can least afford it [1]. The proposed cap—which many organizations including the Canadian Chamber of...
In today’s ever-evolving geopolitical landscape, Canada stands at a critical juncture that will define our country for generations to come. We can either choose to diversify our export markets and secure our economic independence, or continue on “business-as-usual” and remain susceptible to the ...
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Doug Ford is absolutely right. To deal with U.S. tariffs and an increasingly challenging relationship with our largest export market and trading partner, Canada must start building new trade infrastructure to help secure our economic future. In a speech addressed to Canadians on February 20th, 2...
Key Points: #1 - Natural resources are Canada's economic strength; we can no longer afford to say "no" to resource development #2 - Canada must build new trade infrastructure to help get our energy, forestry, mining, and food products to new international markets #3 - Canada needs to re-evaluate ...
----------------- VIDEO SCRIPT: ----------------- Nearly four out of five Canadians want to build new oil and gas pipelines from sea to sea. It's time for Canada to build pipelines, ports, railways and roads while expediting natural resource investment to secure our economic future. To do so, we...