Energy is Canada’s great unifier.
Across the country, women have common ground. They aren’t just looking for intentions; they’re demanding the decisive action and energy independence required to secure Canadian prosperity.
2026 national event series — Powering Prosperity: Energy and economy shaping Canada’s future
With recent “Build Canada Now” developments, momentum in conversations about energy and growing concerns around affordability and jobs, the time to engage is now! Bringing together engaged women and senior leaders from many industries, these events deliver focused, research-driven discussion on Canada’s economy, energy, and policy.
Thank you to our presenting partner ATCO.
From vision to impact
We are thrilled to share CPW’s inaugural Impact Report: From vision to impact! Inside you’ll discover how CPW is amplifying the voices of engaged women, fostering leadership, and driving meaningful dialogue across the country.
Canada’s path to faster project approvals
These agreements are designed to address one of the most consistent complaints about major energy projects in Canada.
Canada’s unifier: What engaged women are saying about energy and the economy
New national research from Canada Powered by Women (CPW) shows that support for energy development among engaged women has reached its highest point in four years of tracking.
Countries are releasing oil reserves, so where does Canada stand?
As countries release emergency oil stockpiles to stabilize global supply, Canada operates differently. Here are five things you may not know about strategic oil reserves and where Canada fits.
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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