About Haley O'Halloran

Haley O'Halloran is a writer and editor based in Ontario, Canada.

2025 Federal Election – What It Means For The Energy Industry

Canada's 45th Federal Election was held on April 28, 2025, following a

Navigating Uncertain Weather: Canada’s Canola Industry Amid Tariffs From China & The U.S.

The recent imposition of tariffs by China and the looming

Anything But Oil: Is Canada Ready For A Reimagined Middle East?

"When I hear diversification of trade or diversification of investment,"

Energy And Resource Trends We’re Tracking In 2025

Canada's energy and resource sectors are facing a plethora of

Tips To Maximize Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits

After years of Canadian industry groups pressing successive federal governments

Critical Minerals: Canada’s Role In The Future Of Energy

Critical minerals play a vital role in producing advanced technologies,

Disruption And Opportunity: Impact Of U.S. Tariffs On Canadian Energy And Natural Resources

There has been broad political consensus in Canada on the

Canada’s Changing Energy Outlook

We examine the status of Canada's energy sector with a

Navigating Uncertainty Surrounding The Clean Economy ITCs

Canada's Clean Economy Investment Tax Credits (ITCs), some of which

An Energy-Based Economy Requires “Commercially Reasonable” Approval Timelines

Amid ongoing efforts to identify ways for Canada to become

Advancing Canada’s Carbon Removal Strategy: Federal Government Unveils Draft Offset Protocol For Direct Air Carbon Dioxide Capture And Geological Storage

Introduction Under the Canadian Greenhouse Gas Offset System Regulations (the "Regulations"), proponents

Waste Not, Want Not: The Shifting Landscape Of Extended Producer Responsibility Programs In Canada

The way in which our economy extracts, uses and disposes

British Columbia Introduces Changes To Mineral Claims Registration

The British Columbia Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals ("Ministry") has

The Future Of Canadian Energy: A Review Of 2024’s Top Energy Issues And What To Expect In 2025

In 2024, energy transition policy, government incentive programs, consolidation, and

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