10 Claims About the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion that Proved False

After years of strife, the Trans Mountain Pipeline Expansion (TMX) project finally made it to completion. Bravo! Despite regulatory hurdles, activist obstructions, court challenges, and near cancellations, the pipeline is now shipping Canadian oil to buyers worldwide, including India, China, Bru...


4 Reports Showing Canada's Oil & Gas Emissions Cap is Not in the Best Interes...

How Could Canada's Oil & Gas Emissions Cap Affect the Economy? Canada's plans to roll out an oil and gas emissions cap could not come at a worse time. While millions of families struggle to make ends meet, Canadian leaders are sounding the alarm on the unnecessary policy, calling it a de fac...


As Long as the World Needs Oil & Gas, It Should Be Canadian

Canada is a global energy powerhouse that supplies the world with approximately 6% of its oil and 4% of its natural gas. Home to just 0.5% of the population, Canadians undoubtedly play an oversized role in producing the energy our world needs. But the oil and gas sector also plays an oversized r...


$1 Trillion & 151,000 Jobs: Potential Economic Cost of Canada’s Oil & Gas Emi...

Alberta’s economic analysis of Canada's up-and-coming oil and natural gas emissions/production cap is raising alarm bells to the tune of $1 trillion. Yes, that’s right. And the adverse economic consequences of the unnecessary and short-sighted policy – coming amid a time when global oil and gas ...


Other Countries Benefit When Canadians Miss Out On Oil & Gas Development

Who benefits when Canada drags its feet on energy development? It sure isn’t Canadians. When Canada doesn’t manage to build major energy infrastructure projects, we miss out on potentially life-changing economic opportunities that would strengthen our economy and create a more prosperous future ...


Natural Resources Can Help Fix Canada’s Economic Problems: REPORT

A new jaw-dropping report by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce confirms what we’ve been saying all along: supporting the development of our job-creating, prosperity-generating natural resources sector could play a massive role in helping Canada reverse its current economic woes. Canada’s Natural ...


Pipeline Shortage Costs B.C. Lower Mainland Residents $1.5 Billion Per Year: ...

Key Facts Pipeline infrastructure restraints affected refined product shipments from Edmonton to cities in British Columbia, creating a supply/demand squeeze and affecting gasoline prices Since 2015, pipeline bottlenecks have resulted in an additional $1.5 billion in gasoline and diesel costs fo...


Canada's Economy is Struggling. Natural Resource Development Can Help Turn Th...

Canadian families are struggling to make ends meet, and our economy is in trouble. Whether it be decreasing labour productivity, dropping capital investment, or poor gross domestic product (GDP) growth per capita, it should be no surprise that these “economic” red flags are often accompanied by ...