Nova Scotia has natural gas resources offshore and onshore that, if developed responsibly, can help create jobs, strengthen our economy, and lower power rates. For too long, this province was told to wait. Wait for investment. Wait for opportunity. We’re done waiting. My focus

Hodgson said it was high time for federal policymakers to adopt a mindset of “Prairie pragmatism” when it comes to developing and leveraging Canada’s abundant natural resources. Must be Valentine’s Day 💛💚 https://t.co/wd1ZVtwZWT

“It’s not so much about the signals and the speeches. It’s more about the actions and the results.” - Greg Ebel, CEO of Enbridge It's time to go! https://t.co/XRCtP3YeiD

The transportation of Hydrogen, LNG, and oil products are all being considered. I look forward to Alberta and Manitoba working together to improve Canada’s economy! #Churchill #CanadianEnergy https://t.co/XhCGuULnvU

Ottawa cannot keep giving mixed signals to Canada’s energy sector - The Globe and Mail

CHART OF THE DAY: Vitol, the world's largest independent oil trader, shifts its view on global peak oil demand: higher and later. Now, Vitol sees a peak by the "mid" 2030s (previously it anticipated "early" 2030s). Peak demand seen at ~112m b/d (previously "almost" ~110m b/d).

"We have nothing, I repeat nothing, to apologize for" 👏👏👏👏👏

My testimony on the critical need to increase Canadian energy exports to the House of Commons’ Committee on Natural Resources: https://t.co/aARlPGea81

An #LNG plant in Quebec could supply LNG to Europe as it faces a gradual drop in Norwegian production of #naturalgas: https://t.co/06AhrnnAAE From the Montreal Economic Institute @iedm_montreal

The moment it sunk in 🥹 #MilanoCortina2026

Alberta Energy Minister ⁦@BrianJeanAB⁩ argues that getting Canadian oil and gas to the Pacific isn’t just about revenue—it’s about displacing dirty fuels and stabilizing global markets.

Carney govt trips to China and India, and the speech in Davos, bolstered hopes we’re serious about being an energy superpower. Meanwhile in Canada, ECCC has been adding new policies and proposals that are killing investment certainty at home. My latest: https://t.co/2IIYZlNJCA

We can’t make these mistakes again. Our failure to build major projects has cost us a significant amount of economic and trade security.

Fate of Canadian economy will depend on how we adapt to structural changes, Macklem says Bank of Canada governor urges business, government to step up their game in AI and trade diversification

We all benefit from a strong Canadian energy sector!

Alberta is happy to see TMX working on increasing oil exports by 10%. The world needs our energy exports, notably Asian markets. We will continue pushing for more export capacity including a new pipeline to the Canadian northwest coast. Read full article:

Alberta premier sees several options for new oil pipeline to meet demand in Asia

Why do these anti-everything protest groups, who already take credit for blocking so many critical job-creating infrastructure projects, want to see our athletes go without desperately needed sponsorships? Are they going to make up the shortfall? Nope.

“Having the two most important ports in B.C. rank amongst the least productive in the world isn’t only embarrassing. It’s a measure of indifference Mr. Carney and Canadians simply can’t abide.” https://t.co/mkd9Ysy6Iy

When did Business in Vancouver start publishing fiction? @Glacier_Media This reads like a doomsday children’s fable. https://t.co/q5laQ8T6pR