Facts, data, and Indigenous opportunities: Our most viewed stories of 2020
Canada’s oil and gas industry has a positive tailwind pushing it into 2021, despite the challenges the industry has faced this year. That boost is the spreading awareness of the benefits the industry has across the Canadian economy, its successes in responsible development, the opportunities it presents to Indigenous communities, and its position in global markets.
75 facts about Canadian oil and gas: A reference guide
There’s no shortage of opinions about Canada’s energy sector. But in many cases, the discussions are not as informed as they could be.
Canadian Energy Centre aggressively and effectively telling the real story of Canadian oil and gas
You might have heard a thing or two about the Canadian Energy Centre.
Commentary: China is building 184 coal plants – Guess what that will do to carbon emissions?
There’s a dearth of sensible analysis when it comes to reasonable ways in which to decrease carbon emissions.
Commentary: How Atlantic Canada and oil and gas are intertwined
Atlantic Canada has long struggled with being able to create good-paying jobs and this long before the current pandemic. There are multiple reasons for that related to past poor policy and high tax rates on businesses and individuals, among other reasons.
Commentary: 57,000 jobs from oil and gas spending in British Columbia
Want to know how much the oil and natural gas industries contribute to British Columbia’s economy? One way to see the impact is to look at those of Indigenous ancestry. Their employment proportions across sectors and incomes reveals a lot about where the good-paying jobs are, and also the broader impact of natural gas and oil expenditures on BC’s economy.