Canada is not a climate laggard

How natural gas exports carbon capture and digital infrastructure position Canada as a global clean energy leader

Western Canada’s supply chain for Santa Claus

From petrochemicals for toys to B.C. fibre for repairs, Canada keeps Santa and the North Pole stocked up for Christmas.

‘The electric story is over’

Oil economist Dr. Anas F. Alhajji challenges assumptions about EVs, demand and Canada’s future.

What are the odds of a pipeline through the American Pacific Northwest

Can we please just get on with building one through British Columbia instead?

What a difference a few weeks make.

COP30 quietly admitted what resource workers already knew: prosperity and lower emissions must go hand in hand.

The world is no longer buying a transition to “something else” without defining what that is

Even Bill Gates has shifted his stance, acknowledging that renewables alone can’t sustain a modern energy system — a reality now driving decisions worldwide.

The pipeline deal is done, now industry must step up

Ottawa and Alberta have cleared a path to the West Coast. If producers want this pipeline, they need to stop stalling, meet their carbon capture commitments, and keep things simple.

Real capital on real Indigenous terms 

From mining to energy, Indigenous people hold stakes, staff boards, and are in the driver’s seat of their economic future.

AME Roundup 2026 set to bring over 6,000-plus to Vancouver

Early bird tickets are on-sale now.