73% of Canadians Support New Oil Pipelines to Coasts: POLL

Is public support for nation-building projects like pipelines staying strong? New research by Environics shows that a significant majority of Canadians remain supportive of new oil pipelines. According to the report, respondents sense that Canada needs to adopt a different approach when it comes...


What is the B.C. Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) Pipeline Project?

Map of Previous PRGT Pipeline - TC Energy The Nisga’a First Nation and its industry partners have now purchased the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT). This pivotal acquisition is set to supply natural gas feedstock to the up-and-coming Ksi Lisims LNG project on the northwest coast of British...


It's Time to Walk the Talk on Building Canada's Energy Future

A welcome shift in tone from Ottawa is generating cautious optimism throughout Canada's resource sectors. Early in its new mandate, the federal government is signalling a more pragmatic and common-sense approach to national energy and infrastructure development, and is seemingly focused on diver...


It’s Time for a Team Canada Approach to a New West Coast Oil Pipeline

Canada is at a crucial juncture in our nation’s history as we look to redefine our economic future, and nowhere is this more evident than in public discussions surrounding new pipelines. Our elected leaders across the country say they are behind new nation-building projects as a response to an i...


Blanchet and Guilbeault Wrong on Canadian Pipelines & Global Oil Demand, Yet ...

Canada is at an economic turning point that will define our country for generations to come. Will we unite behind nation-building critical infrastructure projects to stimulate economic growth, diversify our export markets, and secure our prosperity? We have to decide if we’re going to build, or ...


Quebecers Support Revival of Two Oil & Natural Gas Pipelines Amid U.S. Tariff...

In a remarkable shift demonstrating growing national unity around Canada’s economic future, a recent SOM-La Presse poll reveals that Quebecers increasingly support major pipeline projects that would help strengthen our country's economic resilience. The survey, conducted in February 2025, shows ...


DEBATE: Should Canada Build New Pipelines to Secure its Economic Future?

In a pivotal moment for Canada's economic sovereignty and security, the threat of U.S. tariffs has sparked renewed discussions about the critical need for expanded pipeline infrastructure to help move our top export, oil and natural gas, to global markets and take control of our economic destiny...


79% of Canadians "Agree" Our Country Needs Oil & Gas Pipelines Sea-to-Sea: POLL

New Poll Shows Canadians Want New Oil & Natural Gas Pipelines Facing U.S. tariffs, Canadians are uniting with the realization that it’s time to take control of our economic security. Nearly four out of five Canadians are now in agreement over the need for new pipelines to our coastlines, som...


Why Was the Northern Gateway Pipeline Cancelled?

With Canadian governments now recognizing the importance of the oil and gas sector and seeking new export markets in the face of U.S. tariffs, we should start taking a closer look at why major pipeline projects like Northern Gateway failed in the first place — and collaborate to get trade divers...


Why Was the Energy East Pipeline Cancelled?

Graphic from 2016 With renewed interest from Canadian governments to recognize the importance of the oil and gas sector and diversify our export markets, we must start having an honest conversation about why energy infrastructure projects like Energy East were cancelled in the first place - and ...