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New national survey data shows that engaged Canadian women are questioning our country’s energy policies, and the number of women who care about these policies is also growing.

Canada’s pledges at COP28 reveal an urgent need for more diverse voices in the energy conversation

New survey shows Canadian women support the energy industry as a means to maintain their quality of life

New research from Leger shows that while engaged women across Canada recognize there are environmental impacts of having oil and gas in the energy stack, a majority are unwilling to make tradeoffs that jeopardize their standard of living.

The mesh conference came back to Toronto after nearly a decade, diving into how digital transformation touches inclusivity, climate change, and marketing.

In one week, innovators and digital transformation leaders from across North America will gather at the Symes in Toronto for the mesh conference.

Scientists, engineers, and entrepreneurs are developing and deploying cutting-edge technologies and systems, to increase sustainability, decrease emissions, and help the sector become more efficient in every way possible.

Beyond being a cleaner molecule, Canadian LNG is particularly attractive because it’s produced ethically and safely, thanks in part to strict industry regulations.

The energy industry not only literally powers our daily lives, it’s a key driver of our economy, funds the social programs we hold dear and even helps to meet the energy needs of populations outside our borders.

One of the founders and board chair of Canada Powered by Women (CPW) spoke at the June 2023 event, to 150 women eager to discuss ‘The common ground of energy transformation.’