CCE promotes smarter trade and transportation corridors to support growth, competitiveness, and community prosperity nationwide.
Building a stronger, better-connected Canada.
03/17/2026
Canada’s future depends on infrastructure that connects our energy, our economy, and our communities. Expanding East-West pipelines and energy corridors can create jobs, open new trade opportunities and strengthen Canada’s energy independence.
Investing in projects that link our provinces benefits Canadians coast to coast and ensures we remain competitive globally. Follow us today to stay informed and support Canada’s economic growth.
02/22/2026
Trade corridors are central to Canada’s economic future.
Discussions around northern and east west infrastructure are gaining momentum. Connecting Canada’s Economy is helping keep that conversation focused on growth, trade and long term national strength.
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02/19/2026
Last week in Calgary, leaders from industry, Indigenous communities, and government came together to explore how Transportation and Utility Corridors (TUCs) can connect regions, support trade, and drive long-term economic growth.
Multi-use corridors covering pipelines, electricity, rail, roads and more, help improve safety and create predictable pathways for investment.
Collaboration, clear planning and shared opportunity were central to the conversation, showing how practical solutions can benefit communities, investors and industry alike.
Learn more and be part of the discussion:
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02/08/2026
Canada has world-class resources. What we lack is enough reliable ways to move them.
A stronger Hudson Bay corridor, with more than one port option, means fewer delays, lower costs, and more confidence for exporters and communities alike. That’s how you unlock growth in the North and across the Prairies.
Want to see how corridors change the picture?
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01/03/2026
Canada’s economy has untapped potential to drive faster growth and deliver real benefits for all Canadians.
By removing internal barriers and connecting our economy coast to coast, Canada would:
• Increase export revenues by $300 billion
• Generate $7,200 in GDP per Canadian, per year
• Add $17,200 in income per household
• Strengthen funding for social programs and national defence
These outcomes mean stronger communities, better jobs and long-term economic resilience.
Follow CCE to support the work driving real economic change in Canada.
12/17/2025
Canada has the resources and talent to succeed but limited corridor capacity often forces us to sell what we produce at a discount.
That’s why we built the Corridor Benefit Calculator. Using current prices and realistic assumptions, it demonstrates how improved trade and energy corridors could significantly boost Canada’s economy and provide meaningful benefits to households across the country every year.
These numbers make infrastructure benefits tangible. They show how improving the way we move energy and goods can support affordability, jobs, and long-term prosperity for families across the country.
You can explore the calculator and see the impact for yourself at www.caneconomy.ca.
When our corridors work, Canadians succeed.
Trade and energy corridors are the backbone of Canada’s Arctic presence. They connect resources to global markets, support northern communities, and help reduce dependence on costly foreign energy. By modernizing and expanding these corridors, Canada strengthens its economy, enhances security, and secures long-term competitiveness.
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Canada’s Arctic is becoming one of the most strategically important regions in the world.
Trade and energy corridors are the backbone of a credible northern presence, essential for our security, competitiveness, and long-term economic strength.
These corridors connect Canadian resources to global demand, support northern communities and reduce reliance on costly foreign energy. Unlocking the North’s potential while strengthening the country’s economic and strategic position.
Expanding and modernizing these corridors is how Canada secures its future.
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Canada has the talent and resources to lead. Connectivity is what will make this possible.
Corridors build resilience, affordability, stronger Indigenous partnerships, and real global competitiveness.
It’s time to build for Canada’s future. 🇨🇦
11/28/2025
BREAKING:
The Alberta and Canadian governments have reached a historic agreement that will unleash the Alberta energy sector, create tens of thousands of jobs, and attract billions in new investment.
This deal includes the potential for an additional 1.4 million barrels-per-day in pipeline capacity to the west coast, almost tripling Alberta oil exports to Asian markets.
Ottawa has also agreed to drop the oil and gas production cap and suspend the Net-Zero power regs, so Alberta can focus on reducing emissions through our TIER system and world-leading CCUS technology instead.
Although this is a massive win for Alberta and Canada, we will still hold the federal government accountable for keeping their end of the bargain.
There’s a lot of work left to do so let’s roll up our sleeves and get the job done Alberta!
See details of our full announcement here: https://www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=95316BDF2757A-B5C7-C364-6498DC1D01A6CF64
11/28/2025
Proud to see our work recognized by the Honourable Minister Devin Dreeshen. The Corridor Benefit Calculator helps Canadians and industry leaders understand the real economic benefits of strategic infrastructure.