The case for a Canadian resources advisory council

If the format is good enough to support our CUSMA review process, why not apply the same principle to the historic challenge of powering a brighter future?

Prime Minister Mark Carney has correctly identified that Canada must expand its economic reach, while simultaneously strengthening competitiveness at home, writes Bryan Detchou.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY BRYAN N. DETCHOU

June 3, 2026

Since 1946, the United States has relied on the National Petroleum Council to provide advice to the secretary of energy on issues affecting the country’s energy future. Its membership includes leaders from industry, Indigenous and environmental organizations, academia, lab...

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