Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP)
350 7 Ave SW T2P 3N9 Calgary, AB, Canada

Climate change is a serious and real issue. Our industry is well positioned with expertise in both science and technology to reduce emissions. The global collective challenge is to reduce GHG emissions while also meeting growing demand for affordable and reliable energy.

Chris Gardner: Let’s get to Yes on the Taylor Bridge. For more than 60 years, the Taylor Bridge has been the quiet glue that has kept the North and South Peace regions connected. Traffic volume on Highway 97 between Dawson Creek and Fort St. John is approximately 7,500 vehicles per day, with commercial vehicle traffic accounting for a third of that figure. Every day, millions of dollars of freight and cargo cross the Taylor Bridge, all of it vital to the local, regional and provincial economy.

How Ottawa is providing a financial lifeline to the oilpatch Layoffs and spending cuts continue, despite several funding programs from the federal government. https://loom.ly/91LYSx0

Natural gas and oil: Canada’s #1 export and why it matters Energy production and export are the backbone of Canada’s economy and fundamental to post-pandemic recovery.

Varcoe: Second COVID wave a 'red flag' in forecast of Alberta recovery in 2021 Scholz said there are two wild cards to a rebound the actions taken by OPEC and its allies to keep global oil supply in balance with demand, and the ramifications of another wave of the coronavirus.

Community Voices: Kendel Reich, Swift Current, SK "I don't understand why you wouldn’t want Canada to be prosperous, we are leaders in this sector and could have so much economic growth in our own country."

Business Council of BC "The Clean Fuel Standard as proposed will do very little to reduce GHG emissions but is certain to hike the cost of energy and energy-intensive goods, foster carbon leakage as some types of industrial production relocate from Canada to other jurisdictions along with the jobs, and undermine Canadian energy security."

Petroleum in real life: Soap and hand sanitizers Germ-fighting essentials are now more important than ever and they’re oil products

Community support is the bedrock of the Coastal GasLink project At Coastal GasLink, our success is measured by the breadth of support we see every day from Indigenous and local communities across our project route, said Kiel Giddens, Coastal GasLink’s Manager of Public Affairs and a Prince George community member. Seeing everyone come together, from local leaders to our workers and contractors, to safely build this project and support one another has been so inspiring for us.

Judy Desjarlais is a member of the Blueberry River First Nation and the owner of Top Notch Oilfield Contracting in Fort St. John, British Columbia. "It's feeding their families, its going back into their communities...the people don't see that, they hear the louder voices who are the activists, who are against what we are doing. I just wish there was a lot more education from our point of view".