Canada Powered by Women and Deloitte Canada have released a new co-authored national report, Canadian women’s collective voices from coast-to-coast, which highlights actionable insights for policy makers and leaders gathered through our national workshop series and CPW’s latest research.
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. Stay tuned for our upcoming 2026 event series and check out our photo albums for each event below:
Read more about our events series here
Holding the balance: can Canada build prosperity when provinces lead with their economic interests?
Canada’s effort to build economic independence is revealing growing regional divides as provinces take different paths on energy, trade, and sovereignty. What began as a shared goal of strengthening the country’s self-reliance is now testing its unity, showing how economic ambition can pull regions together, or further apart. Â
A change in direction: what Newfoundland and Labrador’s shift signals
After 10 years of Liberal rule, voters handed Tony Wakeham’s Progressive Conservatives a narrow majority and a clear message: the province’s energy future needs a reset.
Build now: how fast should policy move?
Canada has the vision and resources to become an energy superpower, but the politics of urgency raise a more difficult question: if Canada has what it takes, why does building still take so long?
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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