Quebecers starting to understand the need for Canadian pipelines, says MEI

by Canadian Energy Centre

Q&A with Gabriel Giguère, senior policy analyst with the Montreal Economic Institute. Photo Credit: Pexels.  A new poll from Angus Reid shows significant support from people in Quebec for Canada to build sea-to-sea oil and gas pipelines. Gabriel Giguère, a senior policy analyst with the Montreal Economic Institute, says it’s support like he has never […]

Alberta extracting more value from oil and gas resources: ATB

by Canadian Energy Centre

Investment in ‘value-added’ projects more than doubled to $4 billion in 2024. Photo Credit: Canadian Energy Centre.  In the 1930s, economist Harold Innis coined the term “hewers of wood and drawers of water” to describe Canada’s reliance on harvesting natural resources and exporting them elsewhere to be refined into consumer products. Almost a century later, […]

The Great Exodus from the Net Zero Banking Alliance has arrived

by Canadian Energy Centre

Next, we need a Great Exodus from net zero ideology. Pictured: Mark Carney. Photo Credit: CP Images, Canadian Energy Centre.  In 2021, all of Canada’s Big Five Banks – TD, CIBC, BMO, Scotiabank and RBC – signed onto the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) and the Net Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA). U.N.-sponsored and […]

Indigenous oil sands business leader Dave Tuccaro named to the Order of Canada

by Canadian Energy Centre

 “I see my responsibility as using this recognition to better our people moving forward.” Pictured: Dave Tuccaro. Photo Credit: Tuccaro Group.  Even while working as a crane operator to help build and maintain oil sands facilities in the late 1970s, Dave Tuccaro always had an entrepreneurial bent. He started businesses including a janitorial services company, […]

World’s largest AI chip builder Taiwan wants Canadian LNG

by Canadian Energy Centre

Canada inches away from first large-scale LNG exports. Photo Credit: Canadian Energy Centre/TSMC.  The world’s leading producer of semiconductor chips wants access to Canadian energy as demand for artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly advances.   Specifically, Canadian liquefied natural gas (LNG).   The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) produces at least 90 per cent of advanced chips in […]

Report: Oil sands, Montney growth key to meet rising world energy demand

by Canadian Energy Centre

Canada continues to be resource-rich and competes very well against major U.S. resource bases. Pictured: Sunrise oil sands project in northern Alberta. Photo Credit: Cenovus Energy. A new report on North American energy highlights the important role that Canada’s oil sands and Montney natural gas resources play in supplying growing global energy demand. In its […]

The Alberta energy transition you haven’t heard about

by Deborah Jaremko

Horizontal drilling technology and more investment in oil production have fundamentally changed the industry. Photo Credit: Tourmaline.  There’s extensive discussion today about energy transition and transformation. Its primary focus is a transition from fossil fuels to lower-carbon energy sources. But in Alberta, a fundamental but different energy transition has already taken place, and its ripple […]

Heavy-duty truckers welcome new ‘natural gas highway’ in Alberta

by Deborah Jaremko

New compressed natural gas fuelling stations in Grande Prairie and Calgary join new stop in Edmonton. Photo credit: Tourmaline Heavy-duty truckers hauling everything from restaurant supplies to specialized oilfield services along one of Western Canada’s busiest corridors now have more access to a fuel that can help reduce emissions and save costs. Two new fuelling […]

The Tavares’ case will provide much for sports business, legal minds and political analysts to consider. Pictured: Maple Leafs Captain John Tavares. Photo Credit: John Tavares Foundation/X.  There is almost a universal sentiment in the Great White North that our nation is in need of more professional sports teams. Extensive research has concluded time and […]

Canadian Amazon workers are forming unions. What happens next?

by Nick Redekop

Whether we are talking about the Canadian or American landscape, there are vast implications that come with Amazon unionization. Photo Credit: Amazon Jobs.  It has been a significant spring for labour relations in Canada. Not only have there been several major unions threatening to go on strike from coast to coast, but landmark events are […]