On this page you will find CAPP’s commentary on a number of important issues related to Canada’s energy industry.
Calgary, Alberta – Nov 26, 2025 “Together, Canada’s oil and gas industry and our Indigenous partners are viewed as a model for other industries on how you deliver on economic reconciliation. Since 2017 over $5 billion of indigenous equity positions have been taken in oil and gas projects. The rapid growth is due, in part, because […]
Toronto, Ontario – Nov 20, 2025 CAPP was honoured once again be a part of the National Energy Roundtable in Toronto. Congratulations to Jason Langrish and his team on the 10th anniversary milestone of this forum, one of the country’s premier gatherings of energy executives, policy makers and thought leaders: “Our country has one of the largest, untapped energy […]
By any measure, Canada is already a global energy heavyweight. As the fourth-largest oil producer and fifth-largest natural gas producer in the world, our nation can become the world’s next energy superpower—with Saskatchewan as a key element. Prime Minister Mark Carney’s vision of Canada as a global energy superpower in both conventional and clean energy […]
Toronto, Ontario – Oct 29, 2025 CAPP President & CEO, Lisa Baiton had the honour of providing the opening keynote address at G7 Business Leaders (B7) Conference, as part of the G7 Energy and Environment Ministerial yesterday in Toronto: “For Canada, the new global order is not an abstract debate. It is an urgent question: […]
Canada has significant economic challenges. National and provincial debts are at historical highs, productivity has stalled—impacting wages and Canadians’ standard of living—and private investment has stagnated. Externally, we face a world in which countries like China, Russia and now the United States, as well as organized groups of nations like OPEC, are increasingly using statecraft […]
For decades, Canada’s vast oil sands, natural gas basins, uranium deposits, and renewable resources have powered our economy, created hundreds of thousands of high-paying jobs, and generated billions in government revenues. Yet, despite these advantages, Canada has not fully claimed its place as a global energy superpower. The time to change that is now.
Published Sep 10, 2025 Last updated Sep 12, 2025 Canada is a resource-rich nation. We’re known globally as a trusted, responsible trading partner, and our natural resource industries — forestry, mining, agriculture and energy — have long formed the foundation of our national prosperity. But in today’s turbulent economic landscape, it’s time to reframe how […]
