Oil Sands Strong is a grassroots group of Canadians banding together to support our oil sands. Our mission is to fight back against attacks by providing the public with the factual information they need to help make informed decisions about the cause.

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Canada has vast reserves of oil, natural gas, and uranium.⠀

These resources, when developed responsibly, can provide a reliable and affordable source of energy while minimizing the impact on the environment.
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We`re excited to announce that the Oil Sands Strong bus tour is back and ready to showcase the hardworking people who power Canada`s oil and gas industry.⠀

Get ready for the second leg of the Oil Sands Strong bus tour - coming soon to a city near you!
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The activities of the broad Canadian oil and gas sector are indirectly responsible for sizeable portions of GDP, employment, and output in key industries across Canada. ...

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Rebel News' Sheila Gunn Reid was joined by Robbie Picard of Oil Sands Strong to discuss his new national tour and the most pressing issues facing Alberta's oil sands communities. Watch the video here. 00:00 Start00:55 Discussing the impact of progressive environmental policies03:12 Robbie Picard of Oil Sands Strong joins Sheila08:00 Humanizing the people and families working in the oil sands13:59 The deep pockets of the foreign environmental movement18:50 Discussing hypocritical celebrities (Jane Fonda)23:05 Discussing “Frack Nation” movie27:50 Plastic straws?37:35 Sheila discusses

Key Points: The rise in the renewable energy that’s available is still lower than the rise in global energy demand overall.The shortfall between renewable energy supply and power demand will only widen as economies reopen and travel resumes, with demand already spiking to pre-pandemic levels.A “common ground solution” would be to use traditional fuels as a backup when renewables fail to carry through. The world wants to “transition” away from fossil fuels toward green energy, but the difficult reality is this: Dirty fuels

Métis activist Robbie Picard argues 'vast majority' of First Nations support pipeline projects Pro-oilsands activists clashed with opposing groups Friday in Halifax at a rally for the revival of the Energy East pipeline project, which was scrapped by owners TransCanada in 2017. The pro-oilsands rally, organized by a group called Rally 4 Resources, garnered a crowd of 50 or so at Sackville Landing on the Halifax waterfront, a few minutes walk from where the Conservative Party of Canada is holding its 2018 convention. The rally was interrupted by a counter-demonstration of dozen or so people drumming,