of Understanding (MoU), an agreement designed to reverse a decade of Canadian regulatory paralysis resulting from Trudeau-era regulatory policies. These policies caused a significant decline in oil ...
It is easy to get lost in the noise of recent financial headlines. We are seeing gold and silver hit all-time highs before slipping back, a new Federal Reserve Chair nomination, and the U.S. dollar ...
A new year has barely begun, and Canada faces another new trade threat from the U.S., made just this past weekend, with President Donald Trump threatening a 100% tariff on Canadian goods if Canada ...
In a three-part series, former National Energy Board Member, Dr. Ron Wallace, examines the history and factors that have led to the signing of the Canada-Alberta MoU. 1 After a decade of conflict on ...
Carbon Capture Canada, Canada’s national CCUS Convention, returns to Edmonton on September 15-17, 2026, at a make-or-break juncture for both the public and private sectors. With Deep Sky set to ...
Ontario is not just another province with a policy paper or an aspirational launch event. It is Canada’s most populous province, home to roughly 40 per cent of the country’s population and far and ...
Canada’s climate change strategy is now joined at the hip to a pipeline. Two pipelines, actually — one for oil, one for carbon dioxide. The MOU signed between Ottawa and Alberta two weeks ago ties a ...
Canadian Senator Rosa Galvez is quietly working behind the ‘energy superpower’ hype to kill Prime Minister Carney’s superpower initiative. REALITY: Senator Galvez’s BILL S-238 would force every ...
An innovative approach to facilitating natural gas production in B.C. while respecting treaty rights could become a case study for future cooperation and partnerships between First Nations, government ...
Prince Rupert is Canada’s deepest natural harbour and is located approximately 1,500 kilometres closer to Asian markets than Vancouver. Its northern coastal position provides a shorter and more direct ...
“Decarbonized” oil is being touted as a way to bridge the policy chasm separating energy-rich Alberta and the climate-change-obsessed Mark Carney government. Take the carbon dioxide normally emitted ...
The new LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, B.C., began shipping liquefied natural gas in July but is not expected to reach full capacity until later in the year. Photo by Government of B.C. Get the ...
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