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Hydraulic fracturing is a government-regulated technology.
Building long-term relationships with Aboriginal people and First Nations communities is a priority for Canada’s natural gas industry.
Seismic activity is rarely felt on the surface and usually occurs near where the rock is being fractured, or 2,000 to 3,000 metres below ground.
Innovation is key to improved environmental performance.
Industry supports local programs that help build strong, vibrant and healthy communities.
An emerging LNG industry offers an opportunity to bring economic benefits to Canadians.
Traditional markets for western Canadian natural gas are changing.
Natural gas is the single-largest form of energy used in Canadian homes.
Canada can provide an abundance of safe and secure energy for decades to come.
Today, Canada has limited pipeline infrastructure to move oil and natural gas across the country and into the United States.
Industry is advancing a safety culture based on a strong foundation of leadership and continuous improvement.