Yager: Natural gas, Alberta’s forgotten economic powerhouse
Gas is back in a big way
Critical Canadian Subsector
10.2% of GDP
Energy is a major driver of Canada’s economy, accounting for $219 billion, or 10.2% of nominal GDP in 2019.
*Includes energy indirect (3.0%), electricity (1.7%) and ‘other’ (0.2%)
Source: Natural Resources Canada
Cross-Country Employment
599,000 jobs
The oil and gas sector directly and indirectly employed approximately 599,000 people across Canada in 2019
Source: Natural Resources Canada
Suppliers Outside Alberta
2,711 businesses
Oil sands producers spent $4 billion with 2,711 Canadian businesses outside Alberta in 2019
Source: Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
Canada’s east coast LNG ripe for boosting European energy security
The war in Ukraine has brought the east coast LNG industry back to the forefront
Yager: The world’s remarkable reversal on the future of oil
The message is now to resume normal activities even though 'civil society' has spent years trying to crush the industry
Imperial signs biggest-ever contracts with Indigenous businesses
'Partaking in these economic activities means everything to our communities'
Knowledge Keeper: Willow Lake Métis Nation CEO Justin Bourque shares his vision for the future of Indigenous equity in the energy industry
Community leader with rich history on the land leveraging industry awareness to bring new approach
A Matter of Fact: Canada’s oil and gas workers don’t need a forced ‘just transition’
Only threat to the industry is policy that seeks to shut it down while still needed
Pappano: Divestment push tone deaf amid surging global energy crisis
As world leaders look for energy security, activists continue reckless quest to cut funding for critical oil and gas
Newfoundland and Labrador can grow as a trusted oil supplier to Europe
Canada sold $11.4 billion worth of offshore oil to Europe from 2015-2021
Canadian oil a ‘godsend’ for U.S. energy security: Chamber of Commerce leader
Reliable supply supports jobs and helps lower consumer energy costs
Line 5 shutdown would cost consumers billions, hurt U.S. energy security: report
Closure 'would be devastating for families who are already struggling to make ends meet'
Why Canada still needs the Trans Mountain Expansion
‘Exceptional’ growth in global oil demand continues to support business case
Chief leading Indigenous coalition holds out hope despite Keystone XL compensation bid
Cancelled pipeline project could be generational boon for First Nation communities, says Saskatchewan chief
Trans Mountain completes first section of pipeline expansion
Overall construction now more than 45 per cent complete
More Canadian oil sands ownership makes industry stronger for the future
A more 'made in Canada' approach is increasing commitment to innovation
One year later, Keystone XL cancellation represents a massive missed opportunity
The U.S. needs reliable energy partners
Line 3 pipeline completion delivers long-term benefits
Significant new market access for western Canada's oil producers
Inside Ontario’s big benefits from oil and gas
Industry a 'pebble in the pond' that echoes through the economy
Don’t divest from oil and gas, says BlackRock CEO Larry Fink
Renowned financial leader says divestment movement is ‘greenwashing’
‘Transformational’: More Indigenous communities taking the lead in Canadian oil and gas
Projects improve industry’s environmental performance and enable First Nations self-determination
Context and Commentary
Quesnel: Carbon capture and storage can be a ticket out of poverty for Indigenous communities
The energy economy and carbon tech sector have become a 'new buffalo'
Yager: The world’s remarkable reversal on the future of oil
The message is now to resume normal activities even though 'civil society' has spent years trying to crush the industry
Yager: The rising value of Mark Carney’s ‘stranded assets’
Rendering fossil fuels obsolete was conceived in a different environment than the one we live in today
Yager: Why renewable energy needs affordable fossil fuels
Reduced costs for wind and solar are tied to lower costs for oil and gas
Facts and Data
Making Canadian oil prices more equal: Examining the facts about increased pipeline access
With demand for oil growing, Canadian access to global markets is critical for energy security and diversifying energy usage
Carbon emissions and coal-fired power in Asia in 2022
As coal continues to power Asian economies, Canadian natural gas has the potential to reach new markets
Examining key demographics of Canadian oil and gas workers
Canada's oil and gas workforce is becoming increasingly diverse with significant opportunities for women, immigrants and Indigenous people
Global investment in oil and gas will remain robust through 2050
With over $26 trillion in energy investments needed over the next three decades, Canada has an opportunity to help meet global demand
Indigenous-owned company sees revival thanks to Coastal GasLink
Duz Cho Construction in northeastern B.C. thriving again clearing route for natural gas pipeline