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 ...
Key Points • B.C. Premier David Eby says natural resources can support strong public services for Canadians • Access to tidewater on the Pacific Ocean opens up Asian markets for Canada's natural resources • Countries abroad are asking for improved access to Canada's abundant resources, and we nee...
New Brunswick isn’t Canada’s largest province, but it sure is rich in a variety of natural resources. Well known for its picturesque Atlantic coastline, nutrient-dense soil and abundance of forested land, various resource-based sectors play an oversized role in providing New Brunswickers with ec...
Despite being one of Canada's smaller provinces, Nova Scotians play a vital role in Canada’s economy and global resource markets. Known for its rugged coastlines and picturesque landscapes, Nova Scotia possesses a wide array of natural resources, including food, fish, energy, minerals, wood and ...
Canada is a land of opportunity, blessed with an abundance of natural resources that fuel our economy, support millions of jobs, and position us as a global leader for a diverse range of essential commodity exports. Yet, for too long, we’ve said “no” to the very projects that could secure our pr...
Canada's current economic landscape reveals a glaring reality: our natural resource sectors are essential to our national prosperity. Data over the past several months paints a clear picture of the Canadian economy's current plight, as well as how the resource sectors make an oversized and irrep...
Canada’s diverse landscapes and the natural resources they provide allow us to enjoy a full spectrum of summer activities. From mountain climbing in the Rockies to boating on the Great Lakes, natural resources are the foundation for products that make all these enjoyable activities possible. Wit...
The G7 Summit presents an unparalleled opportunity for Canada to underscore its crucial role as a dependable supplier of natural resources to the world. In an era of growing resource insecurity and geopolitical instability, the need for stable and trustworthy trading partnerships has never been ...
The G7 countries—Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States—represent the world’s largest advanced economies. As the need for resource security grows in an increasingly complex global landscape, Canada is uniquely positioned to deepen its trade ties with eac...