Global demand for energy is growing, including oil and natural gas. Canada can deliver the reliable resources our trading partners need. Let’s maximize our economic potential!

Capping Canada's oil and gas is a step in the wrong direction for our national economy.

RT @OilsandsAction: Now is Canada’s moment to reframe our mindset and win the global resource game. To succeed, we’ll need to shed our typi….

While we look for ways to improve our quality-of-life and build a stronger Canadian economy, expanding our energy production should be top of mind.

Canada risks hundreds of billions more without real regulatory reform. Since the enactment of the Impact Assessment Act in 2019, just one project has been approved, and currently 20 projects are stuck in the regulatory system.

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Big benefits from big projects — The Trans Mountain Expansion has helped improve the price we get for our oil exports. For 2025 alone, this means projected provincial and federal government revenues increasing by $6.2 billion

RT @OilsandsAction: 73% is a huge majority of Canadians. Let’s get to work securing our economic future through critical infrastructure co….

Our oil and gas sector is generating billions of dollars of tax revenue for Canadian governments. That money is a major contributor to things like hospitals, schools, police, roads and social services. We should all be proud to support Canadian energy, because it supports us!

Global demand for oil and natural gas continues to expand. The world needs more reliable and secure energy from Canada!

Now is Canada’s moment to reframe our mindset and win the global resource game. To succeed, we’ll need to shed our typically bashful Canadian reflexes and embrace the reality that we hold much of what the world needs.

Canada’s natural resources could be our greatest strength—if only we’d retake the initiative

73% is a huge majority of Canadians. Let’s get to work securing our economic future through critical infrastructure construction for diversified trading relationships.

A clear majority of Canadians support our oil and gas sector. Let's get to work and start building the new infrastructure we need to trade our energy with the world.

What we have learned from the past 15 years of protest campaigns against Canadian made energy?. 1. Global oil consumption continues to grow, even though they said it was going to peak a decade ago. 2. Other oil producers benefit when Canadian exports are limited, and these

Fossil fuels supplied 87% of global energy demand in 2024. We have to be balanced and realistic when it comes to supporting all forms of Canadian made energy. The world needs our oil and natural gas!

RT @rebeccakschulz: Majority of Canadians from east to west support building more pipelines and streamlining resource development…will Otta….

RT @ExnerPirot: A majority of Canadians favour reducing barriers to natural-resource development and say the government’s changes will stre….

How can Canada – the world’s fourth-largest oil producer, and the fifth-largest producer of natural gas – not be already recognized as an energy superpower? . The reason is simple: We fail to export enough of our oil and gas to global markets. As a result, we forfeit both.

Canada is at a crucial juncture in our nation’s history as we look to redefine our economic future, and nowhere is this more evident than in public discussions surrounding new pipelines.

Oil and natural gas make Canada stronger. Building the critical infrastructure required to diversify our export markets is crucial to our economic security and success!