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Learn how natural resources contribute to Canada's economy, employment, exports, and clean technology. Find out the value, number, and location of major resource projects, and the energy intensity and resource-reliant communities in Canada.
Learn how Natural Resources Canada develops and manages the country's natural resources sustainably, competitively and inclusively. Find information on energy, forests, minerals, climate change, science, markets and more.
Learn about the types, uses and management of natural resources in Canada, from minerals and oil to water and forests. Explore the benefits, challenges and controversies of resource development and environmental protection.
Learn about Canada's energy sources, forests, minerals, and mining industries, and how they contribute to the economy and the environment. Find out how Canada promotes trade, investment, and Indigenous participation in natural resources development.
Canadian Natural Resources is a senior Canadian oil and gas company that operates in Western Canada and offshore. The web page provides an overview of its history, operations, products, and incidents.
Learn about Canada's natural resources, water, forests and mining industry from various government departments and agencies. Find fuel prices, commodity statistics, geodetic tools, pipelines, nuclear power plants and more.
December 9, 2022 Vancouver, British Columbia Natural Resources Canada. Critical minerals are not just the building blocks of clean technology like solar panels and electric vehicle batteries – they are a key ingredient for creating middle class jobs and growing a strong, globally competitive Canadian economy.
The value of Canada's natural resource assets reached $1,444 billion in 2021, a 149% increase from 2020, driven by higher crude oil and mineral prices. Energy resources, mainly crude bitumen, accounted for 53% of the total value, followed by mineral resources (28%) and timber (19%).
This story map will introduce you to six major primary or resource-based industries in Canada: Agriculture, Fishing, Forestry, Fossil Fuels, Mining and Renewable Energy Resources. Agriculture Forestry
Learn how Canada's natural resource wealth increased by $982 billion in 2022, mainly due to higher prices for energy and mineral products. See the breakdown of energy, mineral and timber resources by value and share.