Cooperation on diversified energy supply chains, industrial policy and critical mineral supply will benefit Canadian companies and employees
New Economy Canada welcomes Ontario’s 2025 “Energy for Generations” and urges government consider a broader suite of clean tech
Canada’s development standards and abundant clean energy positions us to capitalize on push to diversify global critical mineral supply chain
Budget focuses on supporting people and reinforces commitments to getting things built in Ontario in response to US tariffs
New Economy Canada reacts to B.C.’s Clean Power Action Plan, calling it an important step to attracting investment and growing our economy.
New Economy Canada’s “Getting Things Built” tour makes a stop at East Vancouver’s Invinity Energy Systems’ battery technology manufacturing plant
In the face of tariffs, budget focuses on supporting people and reaffirms commitments to getting things built in BC
New Economy Canada’s #Gettingthingsbuilt cross-Canada tour comes to Calgary’s Carbon Upcycling’s facility
Investment growth will help Canadian businesses build, innovate and hire in a rapidly changing global economy says New Economy Canada
(VANCOUVER, BC) December 9, 2024 – In response to the results of BC Hydro’s call for power and BC Premier David
In response to the $15B investment by Honda Motor Co. to build a full EV battery manufacturing supply chain in Alliston, Ontario, Merran Smith, President at New Economy Canada, released the following statement…
In response to the BC Government’s release of Clean and Competitive: A
Blueprint for BC’s Industrial Future, Merran Smith, President of New Economy Canada
issued the following statement…
