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It won't just be Canada impacted if Line 5 is cancelled. Hundreds of good paying jobs in Michigan are also on the line. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/2RIwWBF

A reminder to our fine neighbours in the Great Lake State regarding Line 5: There's more to gain from working together. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/2RIwWBF

With the future of Line 5 in the spotlight this week, we were delivered a timely reminder of just how important pipelines are to keeping North America's complex economy running smoothly.

Why should pipelines like Line 5 matter to Michigan? Because it and other pipelines support more than 1,400 well-paying Michigan jobs. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/2RIwWBF

Why is Line 5 important? It provides jobs, economic benefit and supplies critical energy resources to both sides of the border. Share this video and sign our pledge in support of Line 5 here: https://bit.ly/3uC2tUy

The oil and gas industry fuels the Canadian economy.

It's what good neighbours do.

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Canada's oil sands producers continue to lead on environmental stewardship. Case in point: Syncrude’s large-scale pilot testing technology that could allow the safe return of treated water to the Athabasca River.

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Global oil demand is already rebounding from the impact of COVID-19 and is expected to rise in the coming decades. And Russia, not Canada, is ready to meet that demand.

"Be it in employment of Indigenous British Columbians, the salaries paid, or the jobs and GDP created for all British Columbians, the impact of oil and natural gas (and Alberta) on BC’s economy and trade flows is significant."

The Trans Mountain Expansion Project benefits all the communities along the pipeline route - including Kamloops, BC. h/t to Canada's Energy Citizens

The Steel River Group is an Indigenous-owned pipeline and construction company recently recognized by Canadian Business as the country's fastest-growing startup. Candice Robertson-Shattler works there and says founder Trent Fequet had a singular vision. You can read more here: https://bit.ly/3noCvQo.

TUNE IN at 10:05 am MT this morning - listen to Canadian Energy Centre Executive Director of Research Mark Milke talk to host Danielle Smith about the centre's latest Research Brief - Dependency on tyranny oil and gas in the G20 democracies on Global News Radio 770 CHQR and 630 CHED.

BC and Alberta have strong economic ties. Alberta is BC's top trade partner in Canada - and second only to the US, in terms of BC's exports. Those are two of the key findings in the Canadian Energy Centre's latest Fact Sheet - $15 billion and 57,000 jobs: The impact of oil and gas (and Alberta) on BC’s economy: https://bit.ly/336GpFB.

Asian countries rely heavily on coal to generate electricity. Canadian natural gas could help reduce that reliance. Learn how in the CEC's 23rd Fact Sheet - Carbon emissions and coal-fired power in Asia: Comparisons and new markets for Canadian natural gas. https://bit.ly/3gkHgrP

Canadian oil and gas could help reduce the dependency some G20 members have on tyranny states like Russia and Saudi Arabia.

The former chief of the Fort McKay First Nation is backing a company that’s about to field test new technology that could dramatically reduce oil sands' water use and greenhouse gas emissions.

Canada's oil and gas industry generates billions of dollars and tens of thousands of jobs in British Columbia. Learn more in the Canadian Energy Centre's latest Fact Sheet - $15 billion and 57,000 jobs: The impact of oil and gas (and Alberta) on BC’s economy: https://bit.ly/336GpFB.

Canada's oil sands producers have a globally unique approach where competitors work together to solve environmental challenges. And it's delivering results. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/3lPX9IT.

Coal-fired power plants in Asia are a major contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions. Getting Canadian LNG to places like India and China could help reduce those emissions.

When it comes to importing oil and gas many of the G20 countries rely heavily on countries rated as "not free." Case in point: other than the U.S., Canada imports the lowest amount of natural gas - unlike major allies such as Italy or India. Learn that and more in the Canadian Energy Centre's latest Research Brief - Dependency on Tyranny Oil and Gas in the G20 Democracies: https://bit.ly/36Kqe23.

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Of the 13 members of the G20, Canada is the least dependent on tyranny oil. That's the key finding of the Canadian Energy Centre's latest Research Brief - Tyranny oil and gas dependency in the G20 democracies. Meanwhile, key Canadian allies like India, Italy and Germany are heavily dependent on oil from places like Russia and Saudi Arabia. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/36Kqe23.