Alberta Caribou Meetings – Take Part
The Government of Alberta is seeking input on their proposed regulations for Northern Alberta to help promote the stability and recovery of the provinces caribou population. We all have an...
Read more and shareLet’s make 2018 the year Canada competes
For two weeks in February, every four years, Canadians get to show the rest of the world what we’re made of. On the slopes, on the track, and on the...
Read more and shareOn energy, the world is telling Canada to get its act together
By Brad Tennant The International Energy Agency released its 2017 World Energy Outlook report last week and to nobody’s great surprise demand for fossil fuels is going nowhere but up. ...
Read more and share“End of Oil” is a relic of the past
It really wasn’t all that long ago that energy industry analysis and observers stopped heralding the impending “end of oil.” A photo of two abandoned and rusted out gasoline pumps...
Read more and shareCanadian energy is amongst the safest and greenest on the planet. So why aren’t we getting the credit?
By Brad Tennant With the Energy East pipeline being added to the list of unrealized Canadian energy megaprojects, hard questions about Canada’s collective energy future have crept up: Are politics...
Read more and shareSix thoughts on what could have been with Energy East
By Brad Tennant Canadians are now coming to grips with the sad reality that Trans Canada’s Energy East pipeline project – once hailed as a generational undertaking with great nation-building...
Read more and shareKeep Canada Competitive
By Brad Tennant On the gridiron of North American economic competitiveness, the United States is driving hard toward the goal line. The question is: where is Canada’s defence?
Read more and shareIs Energy East dead? Read this before you assume anything
By Brad Tennant In August of 2013, only days after TransCanada first announced its plans to build the now-in-limbo Energy East pipeline, the Government of New Brunswick just couldn’t contain...
Read more and shareWhat Pacific NorthWest LNG can teach Canada about how to compete
The flagship project in BC's fledgling liquified natural gas industry is no more. In July, the state-owned Malaysian energy giant Petronas pulled the plug on its $36-billion Pacific NorthWest LNG...
Read more and shareMyth-busting: Methane Emissions
As Energy Citizens, we are proud of Canada’s oil and natural gas industry. We know it is produced safely and in an environmentally responsible way in a country that...
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