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Canada's energy sector stands at a critical juncture where regulatory reform, interprovincial cooperation, and emerging opportunities in AI infrastructure converge with a narrow strategic window for investment. Industry leaders and government officials gathered at the 75th Canadian Energy Executive Association conference to address how the country can convert its resource advantages into executed projects before global market conditions shift. The discussion centered on practical pathways for value-added de

Canada's carbon markets are undergoing significant transformation as federal and provincial governments reshape their climate policies. The federal consumer carbon tax has been eliminated while industrial carbon pricing remains in effect, and provinces like Québec and Alberta have introduced major regulatory reforms to their cap-and-trade and emissions reduction systems.

Foreign companies and investors evaluating opportunities in Canada must consider how tax planning affects deal economics, financing flexibility, cash repatriation, treaty access and exit value. The structure and financing of an investment can significantly impact returns, flexibility and the ability to execute future growth plans, making early attention to these issues critical to avoid unnecessary cost and complexity.