Deborah Jaremko

2 months ago | todayville.com | Deborah Jaremko

By Deborah JaremkoComplementary production in Canada and the U.S. boosts energy securityThe United States is now the world’s largest oil producer, but its reliance on oil imports from Canada has never been higher. Through a vast handshake of pipelines and refineries, Canadian oil and U.S. oil complement each other, strengthening North American energy security. Here’s why. Decades in the makingTwenty years ago, the North American energy market looked a lot different than it does today.

2 months ago | canadianenergycentre.ca | Deborah Jaremko

The United States is now the world’s largest oil producer, but its reliance on oil imports from Canada has never been higher. Through a vast handshake of pipelines and refineries, Canadian oil and U.S. oil complement each other, strengthening North American energy security. Here’s why. Decades in the makingTwenty years ago, the North American energy market looked a lot different than it does today. In the early 2000s, U.S. oil production had been declining for more than 20 years.

Jan 21, 2025 | canadianenergycentre.ca | Deborah Jaremko

The journey from Fort McMurray in northern Alberta to Rideau Hall in Ottawa covers nearly 4,000 kilometres through boreal forest, rocky Canadian Shield, expansive Prairie and northern Ontario’s muskeg. That trip for Nicole Bourque-Bouchier was realized on December 18, when Governor General Mary Simon appointed the Fort McMurray resident as a Member of the Order of Canada for advancing the role of women in business and being at the forefront of Indigenous economic development in Alberta.

Jan 16, 2025 | todayville.com | Deborah Jaremko

After years of neglect and exploitation, Alberta refuses to back Trudeau’s countermeasure plan against Trump’s tariffs, exposing the cracks in Canada’s so-called unity. Let’s take a moment to appreciate Justin Trudeau’s brilliant strategy for handling Trump’s latest stunt: tariffs. Trump, in true Trump fashion, threatens to slap a 25% tariff on Canadian goods, because apparently, Canada is responsible for all of America’s problems—from border security to fentanyl. And Trudeau’s response?

Jan 14, 2025 | canadianenergycentre.ca | Deborah Jaremko

As U.S. imports of Canadian oil barrel through another new all-time high, leaders on both sides of the border are warning of the threat to energy security should the incoming Trump administration apply tariffs on Canadian oil and gas. “We would hope any future tariffs would exclude these critical feedstocks and refined products,” Chet Thompson, CEO of the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM), told Politico’s E&E News.