Perspectives

A bill before Parliament would unlock more electricity from heat industrial facilities already waste. No new fuel, no new emissions, just better use.

Ottawa says build faster. Then it extended the consultation meant to deliver that speed. What does the delay mean for projects Canada needs built?

A new partnership signals investment in Canadian LNG. Engaged women have said they want this kind of build, and the project moves in that direction.

Ottawa says now. Industry says the framework won’t allow it. Whether Canada becomes an energy superpower depends on whether the two can meet.

Engaged women want faster project approvals, real accountability, and a government that acts. We took that message directly to Ottawa.

If infrastructure and investment create the opportunity, policy determines whether Canada can act on it.

When major global energy companies start seeking acquisition targets, it indicates serious consideration of long-term investment in a market.

Part of what makes Canada’s hand strong is what is being built.  A pipeline between Alberta and Wyoming may be close to reaching the commercial commitments it needs to move forward.

Every once in a while, you find yourself holding exactly what everyone else wants.