Alberta in Confederation: The economic, trade and constitutional realities of separation

Alberta in Confederation is a non-partisan research initiative examining the realities of Alberta’s separation from Canada ahead of the October 19 provincial referendum.

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The Food Mineral: What is potash, why does it matter and how can Canada maximize its benefits?

Potash is essential to modern agriculture, and Saskatchewan sits on the largest known reserves on earth. This new report examines what’s at stake and what Canada can do to protect this critical advantage.

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Monthly updates on trade-enabling infrastructure in Canada, including national projects, intergovernmental negotiations and agreements, and changes to approvals and policy. Written by policy analyst Ryan Workman.

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Canada’s BECCS Paradox: World-class potential, real-world barriers

Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage can support forestry communities, reduce wildfire risk and remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. This report explores the path from potential to action.

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Stay on top of workforce developments and how education and training are changing to build the skills needed for the future. Published monthly and compiled and written by senior policy analyst Stephany Laverty.

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Building Future Success: Growing Canada’s agricultural sector

Canada has significant agricultural potential, yet regulatory fragmentation, aging infrastructure and geopolitical trade risks are constraining growth. This roundtable summary explores the path forward.

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B.C.’s Natural Gas Advantage: Roundtable Perspectives

This roundtable summary captures perspectives on how natural gas can support energy reliability, affordability and economic growth in British Columbia. It highlights the policy and infrastructure decisions shaping the opportunity.

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