- Feb 03, 2012 On green cars & shale gas (Letter to the editor: Toronto Star)
- Nov 22, 2011 B.C. Poised to Benefit from Natural Gas-Economically as well as Environmentally
- Oct 26, 2011 Rick Hyndman Scholarship Fund
- Sep 28, 2011 Canada – The right oil, from the right country
- Jul 19, 2011 What role should oil sands play in the world’s future energy mix?
- May 08, 2011 Oil sands facts disputed (Letter to the Editor: Toronto Star)
- Apr 27, 2011 New Brunswick Shale Gas: Addressing Challenges, Realizing Opportunities
- Apr 02, 2011 Letter to the Editor, New York Times: Re: No to a New Tar Sands Pipeline
- Feb 02, 2011 Letter to the Editor, Vancouver Observer, RE: Are the Tar Sands “Too Big to Fail”?
- Feb 01, 2011 CBC's Tipping Point Gives Science the Short End of the Stick
- Jun 17, 2010 "Toxic Alberta" is Mean-Spirited & Agenda-Driven
- Jun 02, 2010 Oil Sands Producers are Responsible, Letter to New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal
- Feb 13, 2010 Environmental Performance AND Communication Equals Earned Reputation for Canada’s Oil & Gas Industry
- Nov 25, 2009 Turning a Prius into a Hummer? Not So.
- Oct 08, 2009 Rebuttal to SF Gate San Francisco Chronicle: A Case for Optimism; Some Perspective on Oil Sands
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More CAPP Commentary
2010
April 21, 2010
Canada’s oil and gas industry strives to be open in our communications. We welcome the CBC’s considered feedback on our efforts and watched with interest Wendy Mesley’s April 21, 2010 The National story that contrasted the environmental activist and the oil sands industry’s approach to communication. However, the story contained several factual errors – all in the environmental activist materials you broadcast.
Read CAPP's response
March 4, 2010
Several environment groups ran a paid advertisement in Variety, an entertainment magazine. The advertisement likens Canada's oil sands industry to the computer-animated film Avatar.
Read CAPP's response at www.capp.ca/avatar
2010 Winter Olympics
February 16, 2010
Canada's oil and gas industry applauds the efforts and achievements of our athletes and the coming together of diverse individuals and nations in Vancouver this winter. We believe in the Olympic Games as a celebration of human competitiveness, camaraderie, innovation and sportsmanship. We do not believe in high-jacking the games in order to drive an agenda. CAPP will gladly address issues with environmental lobby groups after the Olympic Games.
2009
May 7, 2009
By David Collyer, President, Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
Responsible development of British Columbia’s crude oil and natural gas resources is extremely important to B.C.’s economic well-being and to its economic recovery. Our industry has a strong track record of responsible development in B.C. We strongly encourage policies that strike a balance between energy development, environmental performance and economic growth.
Read CAPP's comments on Maintaining Momentum in B.C.’s Oil and Gas Sector
March 10, 2009
Few photographic journals are as influential as National Geographic, due to a reputation that has been built on balanced and objective photojournalism. These qualities were unfortunately not evident in the perspective on the oil sands presented in the March edition this year. We think it is important that a more complete perspective be seen and understood.
Read CAPP's Comments on the National Geographic article