Canada is one of the world's most resource-rich countries, and few sectors reflect that strength more clearly than mining. From critical minerals and metals to potash, uranium, iron ore, and other essential resources, Canada’s mining industry plays a vital role in powering our economy, supportin...
Key Takeaways • A new 1 million barrels per day West Coast oil pipeline could create major economic benefits for Canadians, with employment impacts reaching up to 140,000 jobs during construction and averaging about 50,000 jobs annually during operations. • Canada has already seen what new pipe...
A new poll conducted by Nanos on behalf of Canada Action finds widespread support among British Columbians for LNG development, expanded energy infrastructure and increased natural gas exports.
Key Takeaways • Major projects are advancing across Canada, from LNG and pipelines in Western Canada to nuclear, mining, shipping, and grid infrastructure in other regions, signalling renewed momentum in large-scale resource and industrial development. • These projects can strengthen Canada’s e...
Oil and natural gas are two of the biggest drivers of Canada’s economy, supporting job creation, export growth, government revenues, and major private investment. The sector’s impact extends far beyond producing provinces, helping power supply chains, public services, and business activity acros...
A new report from the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) outlines a roadmap for Canada to become the G7's top-growth economy. The resources are here. The capital exists. The only question is whether we have the will to build. -------------------- Canada is sitting on an economic opportunity of a lifet...
In the words of Karen Ogen, CEO of the First Nations Natural Gas Alliance, “Canadian LNG is Indigenous LNG.” According to Indigenous leaders like Ogen, ownership and benefit agreements for major natural gas infrastructure projects across British Columbia are playing a critical role in advancing ...
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....
