Canada’s Natural Advantage brings together voices from across Canada around a single idea: Canada’s natural gas belongs to Canadians.
Good jobs. Affordable energy. Economic security. Stronger public services. We share a conviction that this is a generational opportunity—and we're here to help Canada seize this moment—to build the right things, the right way, starting now.
Canadian energy supports nearly 765,000 jobs across the country—in the trades, construction, engineering, and long-term operations—paying on average more than double the national wage. It’s also growing the workforce of tomorrow, giving Canadians transferable skills and hands-on experience that can open doors to long-term careers. The activity it drives helps fund the services Canadians rely on.
Coal is still the world's largest source of energy-related emissions and responsibly produced Canadian LNG is one of the cleanest options to help our partners move away from it. Supporting domestic production means lowering emissions at home and abroad.
This is Canada’s moment to take control of its own energy future—reducing dependence on a single, unpredictable customer, standing up for Canadian workers, and building a more resilient economy that delivers for Canadians.
The future of Canadian energy is being built in genuine partnership with Indigenous Nations—through ownership, decision-making power, and lasting community benefits. Nearly 18,200 Indigenous people are directly employed by Canada's energy sector today.
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Energy is Canada’s most reliable source of public revenue—about $24 billion a year—that helps pay for hospitals, schools, and the services communities depend on.
Reaching new markets in Asia and beyond is how Canada grows its advantage—good jobs and lasting economic activity for decades to come.
Governments, Indigenous Nations, workers, and industry all have a role in getting this right because every Canadian has a stake in the outcome.
Chair, Canada's Natural Advantage
“Canada has a natural advantage—abundant natural gas resources, skilled workers and the expertise to develop them responsibly. By building more natural gas and LNG projects here at home, we can create good Canadian jobs, strengthen our economy and reach new markets around the world. This coalition is about bringing people together to make sure Canada seizes that opportunity.”
Vice-Chair, Canada's Natural Advantage
“I’ve sat at the table on B.C.’s energy file, and I’ve seen what responsible natural gas development can mean for communities—family-supporting jobs, growing local businesses and opportunities that last for generations. I’ve also seen what’s possible when Indigenous Nations are real partners in development. Canada’s Natural Advantage is about building on that experience and showing Canadians what we can achieve when we develop our natural resources responsibly and ensure communities share in the benefits.”