Key Takeaways South Korea is moving to buy significantly more Canadian crude oil, signalling growing confidence in Canada as a secure long-term supplier to Asian markets. Canadian LNG is also part of the opportunity, with South Korea looking at long-term imports that could strengthen Canada’s...
For well over a decade, Canada Action has supported natural resource development as a means of job creation and prosperity, making our country stronger in the process while building a stronger future for our families. Part of that equation includes advocating for the success of our energy, fores...
Key Takeaways Commodity Crisis – The closure of the Strait of Hormuz isn't just an oil crisis – it's also severely restricting seaborne supplies of sulphur, aluminum, LNG, methanol, fertilizers, and helium, threatening everything from food security to semiconductor manufacturing. Global Impact – ...
Across the world, country after country is saying the same thing: they want Canadian natural resources. They want our energy, our critical minerals, and our expertise, and they see Canada as the safe and reliable supplier the world needs. The only question left is whether we're ready to deliver....
As Canada looks to build major projects to secure its economic future, new analysis shows that oil pipelines could play a key role in achieving a stronger, more prosperous future for all Canadians. The joint report by ATB Economics and Studio.Energy found that adding 1.5 million barrels per day...
Canada is well known as one of the world’s largest democratic producers and exporters of crude oil. As such, it is home to the fourth-largest reserves globally – at 177 billion barrels [1] – which, at today’s levels, represent nearly four and a half years of total global consumption. Canada was ...
3 Key Takeaways Record Growth: Vancouver's port moved 170.4 million tonnes (MMT) of cargo in 2025 with commodities leading the way, exporting 39.9 MMT of coal, 30.6 MMT of petroleum products, 30.03 MMT of bulk grain, and 14 MMT of fertilizer Crumbling Infrastructure: A 1969-era rail bridge at...
Key Takeaways Tim Hodgson, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, says that China and India want more Canadian oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG), and it makes sense to send more of our energy directly from the West Coast of Canada – not as re-exports through the U.S. Gulf The Trans Mountai...
India has joined a long list of countries that want more Canadian natural resources. The South Asian nation is telling Canada something we cannot afford to ignore: “We will buy as much of your energy as you can produce.” In a recent CTV interview, Tim Hodgson, Minister of Energy and Natural Reso...
