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Canada’s energy sector is facing unprecedented challenges. The toll from the world oil price collapse and COVID-19 has caused thousands of people to lose their jobs as companies cut spending and put growth plans on indefinite hold. Your support of the industry that heats our homes, funds healthcare and public education, keeps essential supply chains moving and generates the raw materials needed for the countless products and technologies we rely on every day is CRITICAL.

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Canada’s oil and natural gas industry can and will play a key role in re-booting our economy as the world continues to grapple with the biggest health challenge of our lifetimes. We are one of the best in the world at extracting and producing natural resources safely, sustainably and responsibly. Now, more than ever, we need to support our energy industry to ensure Canadian families thrive and survive.

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Pledge to oppose "Just Transition"

The Canadian Oil and Gas industry is under threat. The so-called "Just Transition" could impact 2.7 million jobs across Canada. Sign this pledge to register your opposition to this terrible policy!

Tell Minister Freeland to talk up Canadian Energy in Davos

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GRAPHIC: No date for coal phase out as G7 environment ministers wrap meeting in Japan

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The Facts

Canadian oil continues to get “cleaner” on an emissions per barrel basis

Overall Canadian upstream oil emissions intensity down 13% since 2000; Oil sands emissions intensity down 29%

Nuclear power in the global energy mix

Despite uneven global usage, nuclear energy powers about 10% of the world's total electricity grid