Canada made history on Canada Day, shipping its first-ever cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Kitimat, B.C., to Asia. This inaugural shipment marks a crucial move to diversify our trading partners, strengthen our economic independence, and establish Canada as a key player in the global LN...
Did you know that nuclear power accounts for more than half of Ontario’s electricity supply? Not many people are very familiar with the Canadian nuclear energy industry, which accounted for about 3 per cent of global nuclear power production in 2022 (sixth globally) in a country that has roughly...
Canada is a powerhouse when it comes to energy. Our country isn’t just a top producer of conventional energies like oil and gas, but we also rank among the highest for hydro power, nuclear power, electricity generation, and more! And the incredible thing is, we could do more to meet the energy n...
Canada’s newly appointed Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Tim Hodgson, made several bold statements this past week about the future of Canadian resource development. It was a refreshing take, to say the least, after several years of challenging federal policies that have hampered our ab...
Did you know that Canada is one of the largest energy producers worldwide? As the second-largest country in the world, Canadians are blessed to have abundant energy resources such as oil, natural gas, metals, moving water, and sunny pastures, allowing our country to produce a ton of energy from ...
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 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...
What happens exactly when Canada fails to develop its natural resources, and who is better off for it? – (HINT: it sure isn’t Canadians). Anti-development obstructionists in Canada would have us believe that cancelling an oil pipeline, shutting down a mining project, or preventing a liquefied na...
Canada and the United States share an unparalleled trade partnership that supports millions of jobs and lays a strong foundation for energy security. This relationship is exemplified by Canada's position as America's largest energy trading partner, supplying 60% of all U.S. crude oil imports, 25...
Canada and the United States share one of the world's most comprehensive and successful bilateral trade relationships, with energy as a cornerstone. As geopolitical tensions rise and global energy security becomes increasingly uncertain, strengthening this partnership isn't just beneficial – it'...