Canada doesn’t lack natural resources. What we’ve lacked, too often, is the confidence to develop them, move them, and sell them to the world. Finally, that is changing. In another
Canada has reached an important pipeline milestone; what would have been unheard of in our country just a few years ago has now become reality. Recent announcements for three possible
The world wants the natural resources Canada has in abundance. Encouragingly, we’re beginning to act like we’re getting the message. Early in March, the Newfoundland and Labrador government reached a
The world wants the natural resources Canada has in abundance. Encouragingly, we’re beginning to act like we’re getting the message. Early in March, the Newfoundland and Labrador government reached a
The recent Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Ottawa and Alberta is a major welcome shift. After 10 years of stalled projects and lost opportunities, seeing this agreement develop is a
If we’re looking to ambitious nation-building initiatives to help secure Canada’s economy, developing a new pipeline that gets more of our oil to the world is an excellent place to
Canada’s initial list of major nation-building projects has some great projects on it, including LNG expansion, but let’s be absolutely clear about the need for new oil pipelines as well.
We’re thrilled for the startup of LNG Canada and its first shipments of Canadian-made liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Asia. It’s a significant victory for diversifying our trading partners, promoting
There’s a growing drive for Canada to expand its market access beyond a single trading partner. The reason is our restricted ability to reach more than a single U.S. market.
Canada is known as a leader in oil and gas production, the fourth largest producer of crude oil and the fifth largest producer of natural gas. It’s a huge contributor
