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...
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....
Key Takeaways Resource Momentum: Canada is finally approving major energy, mining, and infrastructure projects nationwide. Infrastructure Needed: Building transportation networks to get our products to market is crucial to our long-term economic success. Economic Opportunity: It's time to de...
Key Takeaways Seafood Powerhouse: PEI's fisheries and aquaculture sector generates more than $900 million in economic activity and supports over 8,000 jobs. Potato Province: PEI is Canada’s potato king, with a booming export industry worth $930 million internationally in 2025. Renewable Lead...
Key Takeaways Agriculture: Ontario's AG and agri-food sectors support nearly 585,000 jobs and contribute close to $36 billion to provincial GDP. Mining: Ontario's mining sector employed nearly 150,000 people and sits atop the mineral-rich Ring of Fire, one of the most significant untapped cri...
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...
Last year is now behind us, and it was a big one for Canada! A lot happened, and it's worth keeping those positive developments in mind as we move into 2026 and beyond. From policy changes and project approvals to a new focus on unlocking our natural resource wealth and developing trade infras...
Canada imports a lot of what we use every day—consumer goods, technology, vehicles, and other manufactured products from around the world. What often gets forgotten is how we pay for all of it. Think of it all as Canada’s national trade “piggy bank,” where resource exports generate the earnings ...
