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
“Big oil” is mainly “small oil” in Canada
Energy oil and gas firm comparisons by size and country
Canada’s flaring emissions down by 38%
Even as oil and gas production increased, Canada among best in the world in reducing greenhouse gas-producing emissions
Commentary: The natural gas export boom — for Canada’s competitors
Canada's potential to join in the global export surge was hobbled by activists, politicians and red tape
Missing out: Natural gas and Canada’s exports
As global demand for natural gas soared Canadian production, exports withered
Commentary: Tyranny oil should be in the same category as blood diamonds
Attacks on Canadian energy sector ensure oppressive regimes will continue to thrive from oil and gas exports
The tyranny index for oil and gas
Rising share of production from Not Free countries
Norges Bank investments: Comparisons to Canada and ‘Not Free’ countries
Citing ethics as reason to divest from Canada's oil sands, Norwegian wealth fund continues to invest in nations with dubious democratic records
Canadian pipelines have stagnated amidst global boom
Out of 50,000 miles of oil and gas pipelines being built worldwide, Canadian development accounts for only four per cent
US energy jobs surged while Canada’s staggered: 2009 to 2018
Canada added 1,610 new oil and gas jobs compared to 95,000 south of the border following 2008 financial crisis