Featured on The News Forum, Tammy Nemeth’s engaging three-minute history shorts, bringing added context and perspective to Canada’s evolving energy narrative. Watch here.

These high-impact national bumpers are airing 100 times daily on The News Forum alongside current news coverage, reinforcing the major energy stories shaping Canada’s economy and investment landscape.

Avatar Innovations recently hosted its 2026 Shark Tank, bringing together 150 energy professionals from more than 40 leading energy companies over the past three months to tackle some of the industry’s most pressing production and operational challenges.

On May 14, the top teams took the stage to showcase their solutions — offering a rare glimpse into the next generation of energy leadership and the innovations made possible through your support.

Here is a look at Canada Actions’ April 2026 Digital Reach Report. View Here.

A Look Back at the Canadian Energy Executive Association’s Year of Advocacy, Education, and Industry Impact. Read more here.

CDN Executive Director John Robson and crew went to the Canadian Arctic in late March to examine and discuss claims of runaway heating, unprecedented thawing and general doom in light of the evidence, present and past. Learn more here.

AUDIENCE REACH – 2025 View Here.

Canada Powered by Women has just completed its national tour, amplifying the voices of informed and engaged women who are ready to influence the future of Canada’s energy and economy. View report here.

The MEI commissioned Ipsos to poll Canadians on their opinions regarding various energy-related issues. View Here.

The Sustainability in Energy® Micro-Credential (SEMC) is a free learning program designed to boost skills and get you ready for the job market. The program gives you the key skills to tackle the most critical challenges facing energy today. For more information click here.

Canada Action has bus campaigns across Victoria, Kamloops, and Nanaimo

ESF Chair, Shannon Joseph was in Houston for CERAWeek 2026, where she joined Scott Volk, Trevor Ebl, and Sharleen Gale to discuss Canada’s low-carbon LNG advantage and its growing role in global energy security. Read more here.

AISES in Canada National Gathering attendance– IRN recently participated in the AISES in Canada National Gathering in Toronto, strengthening connections with Indigenous students and professionals while supporting pathways to leadership across STEM and resource development. We also had the opportunity to speak with and interview Indigenous students and explore their interest in careers within the oil and gas industry.

Canada's Weekly National Energy Update is specifically designed as a non-partisan, weekly energy update for Canada's elected officials at the federal, provincial, territorial and municipal levels, it is also a great weekly update for anyone. Anyone can sign up for free by clicking the link below. It comes out each Friday afternoon. For those who don't open it on Friday, it is resent on Saturday. For those who don't open it on Friday or Saturday, it is resent on Monday. This ensures a high open rate. Click here to sign up.

A new investigative series examines how the Coastal GasLink protests became a cautionary tale about who gets to decide Indigenous economic futures.
By Stewart Muir. Read Here.

Latest billboard in Victoria

One of many 2026 Olympics commercials. Watch Here.

Shannon Joseph, Chair of Energy for a Secure Future’s latest article on The Hub.
Read it Here.