Energy advocates cannot rest, for the next battle of ideas over pipelines will soon begin

Even with the public onside, the case for jobs, tax revenue and small-town renewal still has to be made
The green movement didn’t stop pipelines. It nationalized them.

How 15 years of political warfare transformed Canadian capitalism—and why the state may be building its way back out
First Nations look at new pipelines

Dallas Smith cuts through the noise on the Power Struggle podcast, arguing that pragmatism—not performative activism—is the path to Indigenous prosperity
Canada’s debate on energy levelled up in 2025

Compared to last December, Canadians are paying far more attention.
Paying less at the pump than last year? Thank TMX

By more than doubling capacity and cutting down the costs, the benefits of the TMX expansion are keeping more money in consumer pockets.
TMX pipeline a success story

“As we go into winter months, Canada will set new export records,”.
TMX outperforming the entire BC economy should be a wake up call

Growth generated by TMX highlights BC’s economic struggles.
A short history of the Trans Mountain expansion’s troubled completion

Our oil is moving in the expanded TMX pipeline, finally.
TMX as a project in the national interest validated by US energy importer analysis

Our Margareta Dovgal looks at the benefits of the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline system.