For many years, Canada’s oil and natural gas resources have been leveraged to provide thousands of jobs, billions of dollars ...

Earlier this month, a group of environmentalists and public justice advocates announced they are legally challenging the ...

Our new report, Unfinished Business, examines the issue of methane leaks from Canada’s non-producing wells. The report’s ...

Canada is gearing up to launch nation-building projects that jumpstart economic development and affirm Canadian sovereignty.

In response to turbulent trade dynamics with our southern neighbour, governments across Canada are busy making important ...

In response to an era of “polycrisis” — affordability, climate change and volatile trade dynamics — governments across Canada ...

There are estimated to be over 520,000 non-producing (inactive, suspended, abandoned and orphaned) oil and gas wells in ...

Electric trucks are a key part of the solution to decarbonize Canada’s freight sector. They reduce traffic-related air ...

A third of trucks in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) could switch to electric models today — with that number growing if charging stations are built where they are needed most. A new ...

This report rates the existence and efficacy of the climate plans and measures that are being pursued by Canada’s federal and provincial governments, plus a detailed analysis of each jurisdiction’s ...

Energy efficiency is about much more than saving electricity. Indeed, energy efficient homes and buildings come with many benefits. Here are a few facts to consider: Living in an energy efficient ...

A new Pembina Institute report, Survival of the Cleanest: Assessing the cost and carbon competitiveness of Canada’s oil, co-authored by Janetta McKenzie, Scott MacDougall and Eyab Al-Aini, shows that ...