Commentary: Canada is an energy superpower — which imports nearly half a trillion dollars in foreign oil
'For the next few decades at least, Canadians will continue to use oil. The only question is where it will come from?'
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
COVID stalls positive momentum on Canadian oil and gas capital spending
Despite ebbing investment, industry turnaround could be in the cards with major projects moving forward
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
Quebec politicians not aligned with public opinion on energy development: Poll
New survey finds Quebecers would rather produce oil or use Western Canadian crude than continue relying on imports
From pipeline protester to Indigenous energy advisor: The fresh and innovative perspective of Kaella-Marie Earle
A co-op education placement with Enbridge Gas changed her mind on the role energy can play
Small B.C. community hit by forestry slowdown gets boost from Trans Mountain expansion
District of Clearwater looks to continue growth thanks to $3.1-million water and sewer investment for pipeline project
LISTEN: CEC’s Mark Milke talks emissions intensity and small business
Research looked at how Canada is reducing its emissions intensity and the prevalence of small and medium business in the energy sector
Analysts bullish on Canadian oil and gas industry
Momentum that had been building early in 2020 showing signs of return as COVID-19 restrictions ease
Commentary: A healthy Canadian energy industry means jobs, revenue and opportunity
'The energy sector is not just about numbers. It’s about people and families and the benefits that accrue to all Canadians'