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2010-2023

Flaring from a gas well in Alberta

Alberta falls far short of expectations on methane regulations

Portrait of Amanda Bryant

Sustainable Workforce

Gaps in sustainable workforce planning threaten B.C.'s clean energy future

Leaders call for coordinated action on training and job quality as labour shortages intensify

Portrait of Megan Gordon

Sustainable jobs in B.C. cover

Sustainable Workforce

Sustainable Jobs in B.C.

Synthesis of workshop dialogue

Portrait of Megan Gordon

CDR and Carbon Politics

CDR and Carbon Politics: The View from the Humanities

A webinar hosted by CanCO2Re

Nuclear panel results don’t change urgent need for more wind and solar in Alberta

Alberta's pursuit of reliable, affordable grid won’t be achieved through potential nuclear projects alone

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Carbon Removal, Electricity, Oil & Gas, Sustainable Workforce

Pembina Institute urges PM Carney to deliver serious Canadian climate policy

Stalled talks with Alberta remain critical to slowing climate change and speeding economic growth

Portrait of Chris Severson-Baker

Townhouses under construction Ontario

Ontario’s development changes could risk energy affordability and economic opportunity

Bill 98 could raise energy costs and weaken local economic outcomes

Pipeline construction outside Edmonton, Alberta.

Don’t gamble Canadians’ money on a risky pipeline

If the risks are too great for shareholders, then they’re too great for taxpayers

Portrait of Janetta McKenzie

Tim Weis 2025

Carbon Removal, Electricity, Oil & Gas, Remote Communities

A full‑circle moment for Canada’s clean energy transition

Tim Weis on returning to Pembina, what’s changed — and what hasn’t

Portrait of Davis Carr

Portrait of Monica Curtis

Buildings, Sustainable Workforce, Transportation

Canada has the technology — now comes the hard part

Monica Curtis on regulation, energy efficiency, and what it will take to deliver the energy transition at scale

Portrait of Davis Carr

Electricity, Oil & Gas

New emissions inventory underscores importance of overdue Alberta MOU talks

Canada’s emissions fell 10% over two decades, while Alberta’s rose 4%, driven by under-regulated oilsands pollution

Pumpjacks in Alberta

Alberta’s updated methane regulations still lag behind federal rules

Province’s regulation has fallen short

Portrait of Amanda Bryant

Woman walking around a car at a dealership, looking closely at its features

Road map

Letter to the Editor, The Globe and Mail

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