PolitiKit

Advocating for support to expand energy transmission and distribution infrastructure, support transportation and trade infrastructure and renewable energy development.

Advocating to ensure the development of energy policy in Canada is based on energy, economic and environment principles.

CCUS, clean technology and hydrogen investment tax credits, Clean Growth Fund, Clean Fuels Fund, and other fiscal frameworks to support low carbon fuels and products – Timely, predictable, and feasible fiscal and regulatory policies and programs to advance energy transition and diversification, including gaseous and liquid fuels and their carriers. Clear application & eligibility requirements. Broadening and optimization of fund scope, administrative aspects, and program expiry. Competitiveness of Canadian energy transition infrastructure investment.

Measures to counter tariffs and diversify markets as well as retaliatory tariffs on US imports into Canada.

Pets in emergency planning. Requested that the federal government allocate funding and resources within its emergency programs to support pet-inclusive evacuation and sheltering, ensuring pets are considered in federal response measures and in support provided to provinces and municipalities.

Trade + China diversification Advocated for stronger trade ties outside the U.S. and diplomatic action to resolve China export barriers and IP issues. Requested federal support for market diversification programs to protect Canada’s pet industry and jobs.

Discussions regarding market access for energy products, maintaining the integrated North American energy market, Canada-U.S. trade and cross-border issues and Canadian energy exports to other jurisdictions.

Discussions regarding policy developments on Indigenous engagement, consultation and economic inclusion.

Consultation on Federal/Provincial greenhouse gas emissions reductions policies. Areas of focus will include cost of carbon (including the Clean Fuel Regulation and Output-Based Pricing System), provincial equivalency, credit generation and compliance mechanisms.

Discussion with the government on any proposed tax changes, specifically relating to the Income Tax Act and associated regulations. Discussions will include the proposed investment tax credit for Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) projects.

Indigenous Partnership & Reconciliation: Federal policies, programs and frameworks related to Indigenous consultation, participation, equity ownership, economic reconciliation, capacity building and long term partnerships in the nuclear and clean energy sectors.

New Nuclear Development & Supply Chains: Policies, programs and regulatory considerations related to the development, deployment, financing and operation of new nuclear facilities, including nuclear fuel supply, uranium and conversion services, domestic manufacturing capacity, critical supply chains, and clean energy industrial development.

International Trade & Nuclear Exports: Trade, export and international cooperation policies affecting Canadian nuclear technologies, services and fuels, including export financing, international agreements and strategic trade alignment.

Workforce, Skills & Labour Availability: Immigration, training, apprenticeship and skilled trades policies and programs supporting major nuclear projects and long term workforce sustainability.

Nuclear Safety, Environmental & Liability Frameworks: Legislation and regulations governing the safety, licensing, operation and environmental oversight of nuclear facilities, including the Canadian Nuclear Safety and Control Act, the Nuclear Liability and Compensation Act, the Fisheries Act, the Species at Risk Act, and associated regulations.

Clean Electricity, Electrification & Energy Security: Policies, programs and regulatory frameworks related to clean electricity, electrification and energy security, including the role of nuclear energy in Canada’s net-zero objectives, emissions-free baseload electricity, grid readiness, electrification initiatives, and energy affordability and reliability.

Impact Assessment & Federal Permitting: Legislative and regulatory matters related to the Impact Assessment Act and the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, including federal review processes, permitting requirements, timelines, and coordination for nuclear life extension, refurbishment and new nuclear projects.

Discuss post-secondary institutions' role in securing Canada's energy future through research and teaching.

Discussing federal policies and programs related to gold, copper and other critical minerals, along with discussions on sector competitiveness, infrastructure development, and updates on ongoing projects.

Discussing strategies to strengthen Canada's mining and metals industry through financial incentives and tax measures.

Critical Minerals - The importance to rural economic development, future energy needs, the economy and agricultural producers in Saskatchewan as well the importance to the Canadian economy and to global food security.

Energy- policies and programs are needed for renewable energy infrastructure’s end-of-life management and recycling.

Energy – Nuclear energy regulatory process needs to be streamlined and efficient to have a faster stable supply of Canadian-made clean energy.

Trade Agreements: Internal and international trade agreements are vital to global food security and the Canadian economy. Trading market stability needs to be forefront for the long term sustainability for agricultural producers.

Transportation policy and regulation with regard to agricultural commodities and agri-value business products.

Energy Infrastructure: Energy corridors are needed to accommodate pipelines, transmission lines and rail/port connections.

Energy Infrastructure: Energy corridors are needed to accommodate pipelines, transmission lines and rail/port connections.

Energy- policies and programs are needed for renewable energy infrastructure’s end-of-life management and recycling.

Energy – Nuclear energy regulatory process needs to be streamlined and efficient to have a stable faster supply of Canadian-made clean energy.

Critical Minerals - The importance to rural economic development, future energy needs, the economy and agricultural producers in Saskatchewan as well the importance to the Canadian economy and to global food security.

Port Infrastructure and the need to improve capacity and efficiency at ports to help move agricultural products to international markets.

Transportation policy and regulation with regard to agricultural commodities and agri-value business products.

Energy – Nuclear energy regulatory process needs to be streamlined and efficient to have a faster stable supply of Canadian-made clean energy.

Energy- policies and programs are needed for renewable energy infrastructure’s end-of-life management and recycling.

Port Infrastructure and the need to improve capacity and efficiency at ports to help move agricultural products to international markets.

Critical Minerals - The importance to rural economic development, future energy needs, the economy and agricultural producers in Saskatchewan as well the importance to the Canadian economy and to global food security.

Trade Agreements: Internal and international trade agreements are vital to global food security and the Canadian economy. Trading market stability needs to be forefront for the long term sustainability for agricultural producers.

Transportation policy and regulation with regard to agricultural commodities and agri-value business products.