Pipelines have been the silent yet essential arteries of Canada’s energy industry, supporting the nation’s growth and its emergence as a global energy leader. From the early discoveries of oil in Ontario to the vast network of pipelines underlying our provinces country-wide, the story of Canada’s pipeline infrastructure is a testament to innovation, resilience, and the critical role they play in moving energy safely and efficiently. In the early days, rail was the primary mode of transporting [Read more]
US/Canada tariffs paused for 30 days – Canadian dollar responds positively to newsflow
After equity markets closed for the day, the tariff ON/OFF mayhem continues, as the much anticipated call between President Trump and Justin Trudeau has apparently ended with a pause of the proposed tariffs for the next 30 days. Justin Trudeau announced the border measures that would be put in place and the pause of the proposed tariffs on X. I just had a good call with President Trump. Canada is implementing our $1.3 billion border plan — reinforcing the border with new choppers, technology [Read more]
StackDX on its way to the North American Prospect Expo (NAPE) in Houston
Let's NAPE it a date! We're thrilled to share that StackDX is heading to the North American Prospect Expo (NAPE) next week, and we're so keen to connect with you! As the ultimate gathering for the land and energy world, NAPE is where deals get made, ideas flow, and industry connections are forged. We've consistently heard it's the place to be, and we’re stoked to experience it firsthand. At StackDX, we're using modern technology to tackle the industry's toughest challenges: [Read more]
Sunday Futures Open – Immediate tariff reactions – Canadian dollar plunges to lowest since 2003, but crude oil and natural gas futures surprise to the upside
The Sunday market open was highly anticipated after all of the tariff (and counter tariff) measures that were put in place by the US and Canadian governments over the weekend. Not surprisingly, the Canadian dollar got smashed on the open, trading down below $0.68 relative to the USD. This marks the worst levels for the Loonie since 2003. Source: TradingView So far there appears to be a silver lining for the energy sector however, as the initial reaction for crude oil futures is higher [Read more]
Canada announces $155B tariff package in response to unjustified U.S. tariffs
From: Department of Finance Canada February 1, 2025 - Ottawa, Ontario - Department of Finance Canada Today, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Finance and Intergovernmental Affairs, and the Honourable Mélanie Joly, Minister of Foreign Affairs, announced that the Government of Canada is moving forward with 25 per cent tariffs on $155 billion worth of goods in response to the unjustified and unreasonable tariffs imposed by the United States (U.S.) on Canadian goods. These [Read more]
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers releases statement on U.S. tariffs
Please find here CAPP’s statement on U.S. tariffs on behalf of Lisa Baiton, CAPP president and CEO: “We are deeply disappointed that U.S. President Trump has decided to institute tariffs on Canadian goods. Nobody wins with the introduction of tariffs on Canadian energy. These tariffs undermine our mutually beneficial relationship and are likely to increase costs and inflation for American consumers while damaging the economies of both countries. With the complexity of North American and [Read more]
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith calls on federal government to immediately fast track Canadian coastal pipelines, LNG, refining, and resource development in response to US tariffs
In a statement from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith just released on X, the Premier addresses President Trump's decision to place tariffs on all Canadian goods. The Alberta Premier continues to show leadership in dealing with the US government over the tariff situation. In the statement, she "calls on the federal government and our fellow provinces to immediately commence a national effort to fast track and build oil and gas pipelines to the east and west coasts of Canada, construct multiple [Read more]
In an indictment of Canadian economic policy, Canadian dollar sinks to 22 year lows
In what could be described as an indictment of the last decade's worth of Canadian economic policy, the Canadian dollar sits at the precipice of 22 year lows as traders wait for Sunday futures to open. If last week's back and forth volatility was any indication, we could be in for another wild week in markets affected by the tariff ON/OFF stream of headlines that seem to hit the newswires every few hours. The Canadian loonie closed at one of its worst prices in decades on Friday. In much the [Read more]
Will Canadian oil get a tariff exemption?
Will Canadian oil get a tariff exemption, or will tariffs on oil be part of the broader tariff package? Follow along here to find out what Polymarket traders think. Will Canadian oil get a tariff exemption? 🇨🇦🛢️ pic.twitter.com/aZjiYO9UL7 — BOE Report (@BOEReport) January 31, 2025 [Read more]
CAPP Background Information – Overview of Canadian Imports of US Crude, Natural Gas, and Refined Products
There is likely to be much attention paid to the Canada/US trade relationship today. Lots of information has been shared about how much oil and gas we send to the United States, but little about how much Quebec, Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia and other regions heavily rely on imports from the U.S. This leaves Canada quite vulnerable from an energy security perspective should we get in an energy trade dispute with the U.S. For information, please find enclosed an overview of Canadian [Read more]
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