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
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
Yager: Why the world owes Alberta an apology
Crusade against the oil sands about emotions and politics, not facts
The economic impact to the Canadian economy of crude oil pipeline transportation
Demand surge for oil via pipelines will positively affect employment, GDP, output, and labour income
US lawmakers and citizens continue demands for energy security via Keystone XL
President Biden cancelled major pipeline from Canada on his first day in office
Yager: Will Canada supply the fuel and food the world needs?
What was important six months ago has been overwhelmed by international events
US lawmakers and citizens voice preference for Canada to replace Russian imports via Keystone XL revival
President Biden cancelled major pipeline from Canada on his first day in office
Oil and gas will continue to play a major role in the global economy through 2050
As a secure and reliable oil and gas supplier, Canada can be part of the solution to meeting resource demand of vulnerable nations
US lawmakers continue push for Keystone XL as the administration bans Russian imports
President Biden cancelled major pipeline from Canada on his first day in office
A Matter of Fact: Federal minister Guilbeault misrepresents Canada’s role in global energy markets
Statements misleading about Canada's ability to help our allies and the world