Access to markets key to Canada’s economy: CAPP report
CAPP report highlights how resolving market access constraints can help rebuild investor confidence and increase Canada’s competitiveness.
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Canadian LNG could help fight climate change
And if Canada negotiated international carbon offsets, LNG could also enable us to meet our Paris commitments.
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Where does the world's oil and natural gas come from?
Canada is a leading producer of oil and natural gas, and one of the few with strong environmental standards.
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Natural gas and Canada’s electricity generation
“Natural gas has an important role to play—in some provinces more than others—as Canada transitions to a low carbon future.”
In the news
- Enbridge pipeline delayed one year, big hit to Alberta oil industry
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- Convoy of hundreds of trucks nears Ottawa to protest federal oil policies - Global News
- Eastern Canada LNG edges toward decision on US$7.5B plant
- Indigenous pro-oil rally in Alberta stresses energy industry is vital for them
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CAPP asks Senate to reconsider tanker moratorium bill
Bill C-48 banning tanker traffic along B.C.'s north coast is not needed, lacks scientific basis and would harm jobs and investment,...
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Ferries and ecotourism impact killer whales more than oil tankers
Vancouver Sun columnist Licia Corbella notes that oil tanker traffic is not a big problem, creating just one per cent of the noise.
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Canadians have confidence in marine shipping: Poll
Angus Reid poll says overwhelming majority of Canadians believe marine shipping is safe, important to Canada's economy.
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6 in 10 Canadians say lack of new pipeline capacity a crisis
Angus Reid poll finds a majority of Canadians in every province except Quebec support the need for new pipelines.
