Yager: The world must respect the key role of natural gas in the energy transition
Hard lessons are learned only after the lights go out
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Commentary: Europe’s oil from tyrannies and autocracies: 3.1 trillion Euros worth since 2005
As energy prices rise, Europe remains dependent on imported oil from repressive states
EU Foreign Oil Imports From Tyrannies and Autocracies: Nearly €3.1 Trillion (CAD$4.6 Trillion) Since 2005
Dependence by EU nations on crude oil sourced from autocracies and tyrannies comes with increased energy security risks
How the rising carbon tax hurts Canadians: Q&A with Dan McTeague, President of Canadians for Affordable Energy
‘The imposition of carbon taxes is devoid of serious cost benefit analysis, risking the very standard of living many Canadians and policymakers have perhaps taken for granted’
Commentary: Trans Mountain is not a ‘white supremacist’ project
Expansion demonstrates for all to see how Indigenous communities are exercising self-determination
Commentary: Guess where Canada’s $488 billion in foreign oil came from?
Quebec leads in oil imports from other countries despite Canada’s vast oil reserves
Campaign asks Americans to choose Canada first for oil imports
Billboards in Times Square, strategic U.S. markets tout benefits of Canadian energy
Foreign oil imports to Canada: $488 billion between 1988 and 2020
Despite being a world leader in crude oil reserves and production Canada's reliance on foreign oil is significant
What our American neighbours (and Canadians) gain from oil and natural gas
The shared industry in North America matters to millions
Enhancing North American energy security: Analyzing the economic impacts of the U.S. oil and gas industry
U.S. oil and gas industry employs 5 million people and contributes billions to the national economy