Foreign oil imports to Canada: $477 billion between 1988 and 2019
Canada imported an average of 749,000 barrels of oil daily over 32-year span from Saudi Arabia, Russia and the U.S. among other countries
Importations de pétrole étranger au Canada : 477 milliards de dollars entre 1988 et 2019
Le Canada a importé en 32 ans une moyenne de 749 000 barils de pétrole par jour, entre autres des États-Unis, de la Russie et de l’Arabie saoudite
Evaluating the Canadian oil and gas sector’s GHG emissions intensity record
Canada's emissions intensity has fallen 30% since 2000, ranking it lower than several energy-producing and consuming nations
LISTEN: CEC’s Mark Milke talks about the economic impact of meeting Paris climate commitments
Reaching greenhouse gas emissions targets by 2030 will have significant impact on jobs and the economy
Commentary: Reaching Paris target entails extra costs to jobs and Canada’s economy
Paris commitments will come at a steep cost and existing policies aren't enough to hit the target
Mind the (Paris) gap: The economic impact of the Paris commitment on Canada
Achieving greenhouse gas emissions target by 2030 will come at a significant cost to the Canadian economy, and the oil and gas industry in particular
LISTEN: CEC’s Gregory John discussing First Nations’ support of oil and gas development
Survey of Indigenous communities in Alberta and British Columbia found a majority were in favour of resource development
Commentary: Busting the myth of anti-oil and gas First Nations
Data shows those suggesting widespread Indigenous opposition to energy projects spinning a false narrative
Pro or Con? Measuring First Nations’ support or opposition to oil and gas in B.C. and Alberta
Review of available data finds majority of Indigenous communities who've staked out positions support resource development
Resource sector provides jobs for 28,000 new Canadians
Earnings for immigrants in natural resources higher than average of all other Canadian industries