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Get Dan McTeague’s e-book – for FREE!

| By Chris Rougier

Affordable energy fuels job creation and benefits Canadian families and Canadian businesses. Canadians For Affordable Energy is committed to raising awareness of the issues surrounding affordable energy! For a limited time only, we are offering Dan McTeague’s e-book for FREE! This book runs through some of the biggest issues driving up the cost of energy … Continued

Approve Energy East Now!

| By Olivia Ezman

Canada has a world-class energy industry, but without the right infrastructure, we’re missing out on jobs, investment, and economic growth. The Energy East pipeline would bring over $55 billion in economic activity to Canada, creating thousands of good-paying jobs and strengthening communities from coast to coast. For years, opponents claimed that Quebec didn’t want Energy … Continued

Don’t block energy exports to the U.S.

| By cae-admin

Since the U.S. started to threaten Canada with tariffs, the federal Liberal government and the majority of Canada’s premiers have reiterated that “everything is on the table” as a retaliatory measure – including cutting off energy exports to the U.S. This so-called “Team Canada” approach is short-sighted and unfairly targets Canada’s energy sector. Alberta and … Continued

Join the Fight Against Carney’s Carbon Tax

| By cae-admin

Canadians are struggling under the increasing price of just about everything, and the Carney Liberal government is raking in more and more from you because of the carbon tax.  On March 14th 2025, Liberal Leader Mark Carney claimed he eliminated the carbon tax,saying his government is interested in putting money in the pockets of Canadians.  … Continued

Together let’s tell the Liberals to scrap their 2035 electric vehicle policy

| By cae-admin

We believe Canadians should be allowed to choose which car to drive. But under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, all new cars must be 100% “Zero Emission” – primarily electric – by 2035. That policy will fail for several reasons. It’s not practical – Canada’s electrical power grid can’t produce the power needed to support tens … Continued