Perspectives

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.

These agreements are designed to address one of the most consistent complaints about major energy projects in Canada.

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. 

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. 

Tensions involving Iran are already impacting energy markets and raising new concerns about supply security and if Canada is ready to play a bigger role as a reliable supplier. 

Canada is recalibrating its electric vehicle strategy on multiple fronts, reshaping both trade policy and domestic regulations. The January trade agreement with China is rippling through the country’s auto sector, placing electric vehicles at the centre of a broader effort to strengthen and diversify trade agreements with new and existing partners.

At a pivotal moment in the dialogue about Canada’s role as an energy superpower, Canada Powered by Women’s CEO, Tracey Bodnarchuk, sat down with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on January 20 for a fireside chat at the sold-out Energy Now Insights Event attended by over 300 business leaders.

As we move into 2026, Canada Powered by Women is reflecting on a year that reshaped how Canadians think about energy, trade, and economic security.