Canada’s New Green Deal

Nuclear power a key piece of Western Canadian energy transition.

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.

Where do the federal parties stand on energy?

Voters will choose between three very different future visions of Canadian energy, with consequences for the whole resource sector

If Canada won’t build new pipelines now, will it ever?

Canada must not allow ideological dogma and indecision to squander a rare chance to lock in our energy sovereignty for good.

Striking the right balance: Bill C-59 and the future of environmental claims in Canada

We applaud the Canadian government for transparency on environmental claims through Bill C-59’s changes to the Competition Act but we think there are unintended consequences. Our latest submission to the Competition Bureau outlines our concerns that the changes will choke off business confidence and innovation in sustainability.

Canadian climate and energy policy set to change in 2025

Be prepared for a massive paradigm shift this year.

Ottawa’s salmon-farm plan more than fishy

BC salmon farmers and First Nations warn Ottawa’s 2029 open-net salmon farming ban could cost taxpayers $9 billion, devastate communities, and ignore both science and economic realities.

Minister Wilkinson’s flawed crystal ball

Statement from the federal minister of energy and natural resources is at odds with energy industry leaders and economists.

Federal Greenwash law: guilty until proven innocent

“Under this new law, you’re guilty unless you prove your innocence to some back-room bureaucratic body. That’s simply not a Canadian concept.”