When it comes to energy engaged women have expectations and are calling for investment, independence and leadership.
Canada Powered by Women national event series — Powering prosperity: Shaping a sustainable energy future
Canada Powered by Women has wrapped its 2025 national event series in Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary, where nearly 600 women came together to connect, collaborate and share what matters most to them. We’d like to extend a big thank you to everyone who joined us and to all those who made our events possible. Check out our photo albums for each event below:
Read more about our events series here
When policy moves fast: What Bill C-5 signals for women, energy and the economy
Bill C-5 was passed last week and the legislation is aimed at building a more resilient Canadian economy by removing federal barriers to internal trade and labour mobility, while progressing nation-building projects to bolster productivity, energy security and economic competitiveness.
LNG makes history in Canada
A historic milestone was reached this week as Canada’s first-ever shipment of liquefied natural gas (LNG) departed from the LNG Canada terminal in Kitimat, British Columbia, bound for buyers in Asia. This moment marks Canada’s official entry into the global LNG market, an achievement that’s been years in the making.
From mountains to momentum: Canada’s energy at the G7 Summit
This week’s G7 Summit offered more than just a picture-perfect Canadian mountain backdrop. In true Canadian fashion, Canada quietly positioned itself as both a reliable energy source and a driver of energy innovation.
Uniting women through bold conversations
We represent Canadian women who believe sound energy policies are vital for the continuing economic prosperity of our country. We’re driven by the unshakable belief that a better world is possible and we can make it happen… together.
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“We share concerns about the energy sector, the economy, the environment, our social programs, and about how Canada is experienced by the rest of the world… the more we talked, the more we started asking, "I wonder how other women are feeling? I wonder what they’re thinking?”
— Dr. Lucy Miller, Canada Powered by Women founding member
