This week FP Video was on the floor of the
Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC)
2026 convention in Toronto, talking to the movers and shakers of the natural resource industry.
The Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn interviewed
Ontario’s Energy and Mines Minister Stephen Lecce
on the province’s new rules for mining companies,
on Canada’s nuclear potential and JP Gladu, principal of Mokwateh, on the “monumental shift” in indigenous partnerships.
FP Video this week also breaks down
for foreign financial support for new pipeline projects and
hosts a Q&A with tax expert Jamie Golombek.
Danielle Smith on foreign investment in a new pipeline
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says there’s an ongoing debate over whether Ottawa would allow foreign, state-owned companies to invest in a new oil pipeline or in boosting production to fill it.
She believes they will play a role.
Ontario cuts mining permit timelines by 50 per cent
Ontario’s Energy and Mines Minister Stephen Lecce talks to the Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn on the floor of PDAC in Toronto about what the province is doing to encourage the industry.
Cameco is more than a uranium miner
Grant Isaac, president and chief operating officer at Cameco Corp., talks about the nuclear and uranium industries.
‘Monumental shift’ in indigenous resource partnerships
JP Gladu, principal of Mokwateh, talks about the ‘
‘ in indigenous resource partnerships.
Why Canada’s oil wins during an Iran War
The Financial Post looks at how the United States’ war with Iran may be boost the Canadian oil industry.
Jamie Golombek answers your tax questions
With tax season in full swing, our expert tax columnist,
, took Financial Post readers’ questions about filing to the CRA.