On this page you will find CAPP’s commentary on a number of important issues related to Canada’s energy industry.
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 […]
