$15 billion and 57,000 jobs: The impact of oil and gas (and Alberta) on BC’s economy
Alberta is BC's largest trading partner, responsible for nearly 40% of interprovincial commerce
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Commentary: Unhealthy G20 dependencies on foreign oil and gas
Countries learning the hard way energy can be used as an economic and political weapon by autocratic regimes
Dependency on tyranny oil and gas in the G20 democracies
Five democratic G20 nations rely heavily on oil imports deemed to be 'Not Free'
Commentary: Canadian oil and gas fueled $493 billion in revenue for governments since 2000
Revenue generated from oil and gas eclipsed the federal government's contribution to family allowance and children’s benefits since 1970
LISTEN: CEC’s Gregory John on how First Nations benefit from oil and gas development
Canadian Indigenous communities see prosperity, economic opportunity by participating in resource projects
Commentary: Why Ontarians should care about oil and gas (and Alberta) — 68,000 jobs
'All politics and economies may be local, but local businesses and jobs are always affected by the money flowing in from elsewhere'
The impact of oil and gas (and Alberta) on Ontario’s economy
Alberta and its main industry support thousands of jobs and create billions in GDP and markets for Ontario businesses
Commentary: The super-sized contributions from oil and gas, Albertans to Ottawa
Billions in revenue have flowed into federal coffers thanks to Albertans and their chief industry
How much Albertans and their oil and gas sector have contributed to federal finances
Over a 12-year period, Albertans and their main industry contributed $512 billion and $50 billion respectively to Ottawa
The oil and gas sector’s contribution to Canada’s economy in a “slump” year
Amid 2016 swoon in oil prices, Canadian energy industry remained important contributor to output, GDP and jobs