Governments
 | Alberta Energy manages the development of the province's non-renewable resources including coal, minerals, natural gas, petrochemicals, conventional oil and oil sands and renewable energy (wind, bioenergy, solar, hydro, geothermal, etc.). The department also grants industry the right to explore for and develop energy and mineral resources, establishes, administers and monitors the effectiveness of fiscal and royalty systems, promotes energy efficiency and conservation by both Albertans and industry and encourages additional investment that creates jobs and economic prosperity. |
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| Committed to the advancement of B.C.'s resource industries through sustainable, responsible practices. Main focuses include the BC Energy Plan and Climate Action Plans. |
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| Mineral and Petroleum Resources department promotes wise management and sustainable development of Manitoba's mineral and petroleum resources. It provides an authoritative inventory of resource potential, delivers incentive programs, administers mineral rights legislation, resolves disputes and oversees rehabilitation of exhausted and abandoned extraction sites. Energy Development Initiatives manages provincial energy programs and economic development strategies involving hydroelectric resources and alternate energy development opportunities. |
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| The Department of Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) seeks to enhance the responsible development and use of Canada's natural resources and the competitiveness of Canada's natural resources products. NRCan is an established leader in science and technology in the fields of energy, forests, and minerals and metals, and uses expertise in earth sciences to build and maintain an up-to-date knowledge base of Canada's landmass. |
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| The Department of Natural Resources, through the Mines and Energy Branches and the Forestry and Agrifoods Agency, delivers a variety of supports and services. Mining is one of Newfoundland and Labrador's largest and oldest industries, and a major contributor to the economy of our province, especially in rural areas. A total of sixteen mineral commodities are produced or mined in the province. Six metal mines currently produce iron ore, nickel, copper, zinc, cobalt, antimony and gold. Other operations mine slate, limestone and dolomite, amongst other commodities. |
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| The Ontario Ministry of Northern Development, Mines and Forestry is the only regional ministry within the government plays a central role in northern affairs and delivers front-line services in the North. Provides the mineral industry with valuable information about the province's geology and administers Ontario's Mining Act. |
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| In its capacity as manager of Québec's public land, its forestry, mining, energy and wildlife resources and all land-related information, the Ministere aims to foster the development and preservation of, and the production of information concerning, land and natural resources in Quebec, with a view to achieving sustainable development and integrated management. |
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| The Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources coordinates, develops, promotes and implements policies and programs of the Government of Saskatchewan that strengthen and diversify the Saskatchewan economy. Energy and Resources is the lead provincial government agency to spur growth and development of the province's resource sector. |
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| The Department of Energy, Mines and Resources' mandate is to responsibly manage and support the sustainable development of Yukon's energy and natural resources. In carrying out the mandate, the Department is guided by its Vision and Mission. Vision - a robust and sustainable Yukon economy founded on responsible management of natural resources; and Mission - to be effective stewards of Yukon's natural resources for the benefit of current and future generations of all Yukon people. |
