Pipeline Project Risks Persist After Trudeau Era
Analysis: Despite PM Mark Carney's push for energy projects, market volatility, climate policy, and geopolitics create major risks. Experts argue private firms assess these better than governments.
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Métis Federation partners on Manitoba wind energy project
The Manitoba Métis Federation announces a landmark partnership to develop a wind energy project, marking a significant step in Indigenous-led renewable energy and economic sovereignty. Learn about this green power initiative.
Poilievre Demands Pacific Pipeline Approval in 60 Days
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre calls on PM Carney to approve a new Pacific pipeline within 60 days, warning that renewed Venezuelan oil exports threaten Canadian energy markets. Read the urgent call to action.
Editorial: Canada pays for Trudeau's decade of neglect
A new editorial argues Canada is now paying a steep price for a decade of economic and strategic neglect under Justin Trudeau, particularly on energy infrastructure and military readiness.
Alberta launches website for potential West Coast oil pipeline
The Alberta government has unveiled a new website to assess market interest in a potential new oil pipeline to the West Coast. This move follows a recent federal-provincial agreement.
Canada signs pact to secure Ukraine after peace deal
Prime Minister Mark Carney commits Canada to a multinational security agreement for Ukraine, pledging long-term support following a future peace settlement. Details emerge from Paris meeting.
Carney on Canadian Oil Competitiveness Post-Maduro
PM Mark Carney asserts Canada's energy sector will remain competitive following political changes in Venezuela. Analysis of oil price forecasts and market dynamics.
Venezuela Oil Investment Threatens Canada's Energy Sector
Analysis shows Canada's oil industry faces a dual threat: losing market share to Venezuela and, more urgently, losing crucial investment capital to the South American nation. Experts warn of complacency.
Mark Carney's improbable 2025 political victory analyzed
An analysis of Prime Minister Mark Carney's historic 2025 election win, overcoming a massive polling deficit as a political novice. Explore his achievements and challenges eight months into his mandate.
Carney's Ambassador Pick Sours Quebec Relations
PM Mark Carney's appointment of Mark Wiseman as U.S. ambassador draws ire in Quebec over his Century Initiative ties and criticism of supply management, fueling federal-provincial tensions.
Mark Wiseman Named Canada's Ambassador to U.S.
Prime Minister Mark Carney taps investment veteran Mark Wiseman as Canada's ambassador to the United States, tasked with navigating crucial CUSMA trade talks with the Trump administration. Read the full story.
Alberta Separation Sentiment Driven by Tory Failures
Columnist Chris Nelson argues that Alberta's separatist feelings are rooted in repeated federal Conservative Party failures, not just Liberal mistrust. This dynamic led Premier Danielle Smith to sign an energy MOU with PM Mark Carney.
Canada's LNG Outlook Improves for Two Key Projects
The federal government's new supportive stance on LNG is improving prospects for Shell's LNG Canada Phase 2 and Ksi Lisims LNG, attracting international attention. However, experts caution a major investment wave is unlikely due to Canada's high costs and
Alberta-Ottawa Deal: Beyond Pipelines to Economic Superpower
The new Alberta-Ottawa MOU opens a path for a pipeline but signals a deeper shift. Analysis shows how Alberta's resources and industrial capacity can position Canada as a global economic leader in a competitive world. Read more.
TC Energy CEO Advises U.S. on Energy Infrastructure
TC Energy CEO François Poirier offers U.S. guidance on speeding up oil and gas projects. The advice comes amid ongoing North American energy security and regulatory discussions.
Carney's Alberta energy deal aims for leverage on U.S. tariffs
Prime Minister Mark Carney's new energy pact with Alberta, featuring a West Coast oil pipeline, is a strategic move to gain leverage in trade talks with Washington. Analysts weigh its potential impact.
Carney's near-miss on giving B.C. pipeline veto power
Prime Minister Mark Carney came close to granting British Columbia de facto veto power over a crucial national oil pipeline, a move critics warn would cripple major projects. Read the analysis.
Canada's Energy Debate Flips, Expert Advocates Realism
A seismic shift in Canada's energy conversation sees public focus turning to economic growth. B.C. expert Don Wright argues affordable energy is key to prosperity, even amid climate goals.
Smith's Ottawa Deal Cements Alberta Political History
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's persistence leads to a key energy agreement with Ottawa, reasserting provincial rights and drawing comparisons to Peter Lougheed. Discover the details and political implications.
Groups Demand Clarity on Canada's Feminist Foreign Policy
Civil society groups are calling on Foreign Minister Mark Carney to clarify the status of Canada's feminist foreign policy. Advocates seek a renewed commitment to gender equality in international relations. Read more on the push for transparency.
Canada's First Commercial Compressed Air Storage Facility
EllisDon partners with Cache Power to build Canada's first commercial-scale Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) facility in Alberta, a major step for long-duration storage and grid stability. Learn about the groundbreaking project.
Majority of Canadians support new Alberta-B.C. pipeline
A new poll reveals majority national support for a proposed oil pipeline from Alberta to B.C.'s coast, despite cooler reception in the affected province. Read the details.
Carney's Liberal Party shift to centre with Alberta energy deal
Prime Minister Mark Carney's MOU with Alberta signals a pragmatic turn for the Liberals, moving away from Steven Guilbeault's hardline environmental policies. The deal aims to balance energy investment with climate goals.
Marc Miller Replaces Guilbeault in Carney Cabinet Shuffle
Prime Minister Mark Carney names former Immigration Minister Marc Miller to cabinet, replacing Steven Guilbeault who quit over energy policy. Parliament's winter break may allow for further changes.
Federal-Alberta energy agreement draws mixed reactions
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith sign historic energy MOU in Calgary, drawing mixed industry and environmental reactions. Read the details.
Canada's National Energy Corridors: Solution or Risk?
Canada considers national energy corridors to overcome provincial barriers and secure energy independence. Will $5B investment solve power grid vulnerabilities?
Energy Minister Apologizes for Zoom Remark to First Nations
Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson apologizes for suggesting a Zoom meeting with Coastal First Nations over pipeline concerns, amid political fallout from a new Alberta energy deal.
Ontario and Canada launch fusion energy research centre
Ontario and federal governments establish fusion energy research centre to advance clean power technology. Learn how this initiative positions Canada as a leader in sustainable energy innovation.
Guilbeault resigns over Alberta pipeline deal with Carney
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault resigns from cabinet in protest of Mark Carney's energy agreement with Alberta that could enable new oil pipeline construction.
Alberta and Ottawa Forge Historic Energy Agreement
After years of conflict, Alberta and the federal government sign a landmark energy deal, backing a new pipeline and carbon capture project. Read the full analysis.
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