Karen Ogen Toews of the First Nations LNG Alliance and Wet’suwet’en First Nation discusses COVID and economic reconciliation through energy projects that create jobs, investment and partnerships.

Charlene Johnson of Newfoundland and Labrador’s oil and gas industry association discusses the state of the industry and what can be done.

A conversation with Bryan Cox of the Canadian LNG Alliance on the pan-Canadian benefits of a growing West Coast LNG industry.

Bob Joseph of Indigenous Corporate Training discusses how to get it right when conducting Indigenous consultation on major energy projects.

Wes Jickling of Canada’s Oil Sands Innovation Alliance discusses their one-of-a-kind approach: using shared technologies to reduce GHG, air, water and land impacts across the industry.

Dr. Scott Tinker of Switch Energy Alliance discusses the trade offs of an energy transition and the need for informed conversations about our energy future.

Susannah Pierce of LNG Canada discusses how their natural gas liquefaction project in Kitimat, B.C., will aid Canada’s economic recovery, battle climate change and advance Indigenous reconciliation.

Stuart Carver of Sandhurst Consulting discusses how Canadian oil and natural gas companies are ensuring essential workers can stay healthy and safe during COVID-19.

Crystal Smith of the Haisla First Nation discusses how LNG and pipeline investments have helped reduce poverty, remove barriers and preserve traditional culture among the Haisla and their neighbours.

What if you could turn man-made CO2 from something that causes global warming into useful products like concrete, bioplastics or vodka?