Commentary: 57,000 jobs from oil and gas spending in British Columbia
How much do the oil and natural gas industries contribute to British Columbia’s economy? In short: A lot
$15 billion and 57,000 jobs: The impact of oil and gas (and Alberta) on BC’s economy
Alberta is BC's largest trading partner, responsible for nearly 40% of interprovincial commerce
LISTEN: CEC’s Mark Milke on the dependency of G20 democracies on tyranny oil and gas
Research found Canada the US least reliant on energy exports from countries considered "Not Free"
Dependency on tyranny oil and gas in the G20 democracies
Five democratic G20 nations rely heavily on oil imports deemed to be 'Not Free'
Commentary: Canadian oil and gas fueled $493 billion in revenue for governments since 2000
Revenue generated from oil and gas eclipsed the federal government's contribution to family allowance and children’s benefits since 1970
$672 billion: The energy sector’s revenues to Canadian governments 2000–2018
Canada's oil and gas sector alone contributed $493 billion to federal, provincial and municipal governments
Commentary: US natural gas imports to Canada up 1,233% since 2000
Canadian natural gas production has stagnated while US production has soared
Missed Maple Leaf opportunities: Natural gas in central and eastern Canada and key US states
How five Canadian provinces could boost revenues with growing global demand for natural gas
LISTEN: CEC’s Mark Milke on how Ontario benefits from oil and gas
Alberta and its main industry helps create billions in GDP and thousands of jobs for Ontario economy
WATCH: CEC’s Mark Milke on the impact of oil and gas on Ontario’s economy
'You take away the oil and gas spending, you don't have 68,000 jobs'