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Premiers are sharply divided over whether to use Canada’s natural resources as leverage in the trade war with the U.S., and potash has emerged as a key point of contention. Canada is a major global ...

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During the election last April, in an attempt to distance itself from the Trudeau government, the Carney campaign promised a “very different approach” to federal finances to improve Canada’s economy.

Canada’s oil industry is pushing back hard on proposals to impose a higher carbon tax, arguing the policy adds costs at a time when the world needs more secure and affordable sources of energy. Get ...

By: Kenneth P. Green Hydraulic Fracturing: Opportunities for Atlantic Canada Atlantic Canada has significant reserves of unconventional natural gas which could be developed via the technology of ...

Recent comments from Cenovus CEO Jon McKenzie, at the recent Global Energy Show suggesting that the Carney-Smith carbon tax will, in part, make the West Coast Oil Pipeline (WCOP) and the Pathways CCS ...

Wellbore remediation operations that require changing the behavior and characteristics of the annulus of the production casing are, by nature complex, expensive, and too often yield unsatisfactory ...

By EnergyNow Editorial Staff Using the latest complete country-by-country data, Canada accounted for approximately 1.38% of global carbon dioxide emissions in 2024—generally rounded to 1.4%. Canada ...