The world needs energy. Shouldn’t it come from a nation that leads in terms of environment, social progress and regulatory quality?

If approved, the proposed floating LNG terminal in Kitimat, B.C., would start operations in 2025.

David MacLean of Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters discusses how the oil and gas supply chain supports manufacturing jobs across the country.

Joint review panel finds proposed project by Teck is in the public interest

Less spending in Canada’s oil sands means fewer jobs for every province in Canada

Decision on pipeline project means Canadian oil will finally gain access to growing overseas markets and compete on world stage.

Lack of pipelines have driven down investment in Canada’s oil sands even as investment grows elsewhere.

CAPP issues statement in advance of June 18 decision.

CAPP releases its federal energy platform outlining opportunities to ensure strong, responsible Canadian oil and natural gas industry.

An interview with CAPP’s Patrick McDonald on the proposed law to overhaul Canada’s regulatory review process and why the current proposal could kill investment in Canada.