Canadian oil production is set to increase by 140,000 barrels per day starting in April, according to the Natural Resources Minister’s office, a part of the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) plan to increase oil supply impacted by the war in Iran.
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On late Friday, Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson promised that Canada would contribute 23.6 million barrels as a part of the IEA’s plan to have oil-producing countries release an unprecedented 400 million barrels.
The Natural Resources Minister’s office told Global News the increase in Canada oil is not a part of any emergency production. Instead, the additional barrels will come from already planned increases to production from Alberta’s oil sands.
Canada produced on average 5.3 million barrels per day of crude oil in 2025, according to the Canada Energy Regulator, making the upcoming production jump a 2.6 per cent increase in Canadian supply.
Don't forget about the 4 years of Alberta NDPThat doesn’t sound right. My dad assures me that 10 years of Liberal governments has destroyed poor poor Alberta’s oil industry.
That doesn’t sound right. My dad assures me that 10 years of Liberal governments has destroyed poor poor Alberta’s oil industry.
New Ipsos polling for Global News reveals Canadian disapproval (61%) of the US military action against Iran, with 42% strongly disapproving. Only one in four (23%) approve (8% strongly/15% somewhat), while 16% are unsure either way. Concerns about potential Canadian involvement are high, with 66% expressing fear that Canada will be pulled into this war and the lives of our soldiers will be at risk. Notably, just 32% think the war in Iran will be over in a couple of months, with more (41%) disagreeing and a substantial portion (28%) who aren't sure either way.
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does he do anything that's not alcohol related.
See the ozempic threadHis strength as a politician in Ontario is pandering to those of us that can't get through the day without thinking about booze.
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does he do anything that's not alcohol related.
Yep, that and housing being unaffordable for many.
Again, stop corporate ownership of residential housing, limit offshore money being parked in real estate and build housing that people can actually live in (6 ft wide, 6 story towns or 350 ft condos and not long term liveable)