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Carney’s Electrification Budget Is a Breakthrough. Now Triple the Ambition
Budget 2026 makes electricity and electrification central to Canada’s economic future. The vision is excellent, but the scale of the supply buildout and adoption programs must grow.
New Canada-EU Partnership a Good Start With One Big Question Mark
Canada’s new European partnership opens doors for investment and industry. Markham Hislop asks whether electrification will guide the results.
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Carney’s Electrification Budget Is a Breakthrough. Now Triple the Ambition
Prime Minister Mark Carney has delivered the budget I’ve been waiting for. Budget 2026 puts electricity and electrification at the centre of Canada’s economic...
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Geopolitical analyst Jack Cunningham joins Energi Media to discuss intensified Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia,
Donald Trump’s options in the confrontation with Iran, and why a lasting settlement may be difficult. He also examines Trump’s discussion of Russian diesel and the implications for Ukraine. Could instability abroad make Canadian oil and LNG exports more appealing to Asian customers? Cunningham sees a possible medium-term opening, but warns that project delays and the global shift away from fossil fuels complicate the bet.
A conversation about security, affordability and Canada’s energy future.