From water and home heating to cooking and clothes drying, propane provides essential energy solutions to help you save money and lower your carbon footprint.
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Propane is used daily by hundreds of thousands of Canadians from coast to coast to coast, from heating homes, drying crops, powering forklifts to transporting children to school.
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The CPA is actively involved in a wide range of events across Canada, including member visits, meetings with government officials, speaking engagements, and industry conferences. Explore our latest activities!
When Inuvik’s natural gas supply ran low, propane delivered — overcoming Canada’s most challenging routes to keep a northern town alive through winter. In August 2025, Borealis Fuels & Logistics was selected to supply Inuvik, NWT, with propane for the winter season—requiring the installation of 2.27 million litres of additional storage and a synthetic natural gas system ahead of the cold months. The completed system now provides 2.27 million litres of storage, including 15 tanks of approximately 87,000 litres each, four skidded tanks of about 163,000 litres each, one 189,000-litre tank, and one 114,000-litre skidded tank.
On the Road for Propane: National Ride Along Week 2025
Congratulations to Midwest Co-op on the opening of their new bulk propane facility just north of Hanover!
Last week, the Canadian Propane Association met in Winnipeg with Obby Khan, Manitoba’s newly appointed Leader of the Official Opposition.
The meeting served as an introduction to the province’s propane industry, its economic and environmental contributions, and the critical role propane plays in ensuring energy security and affordability—especially in rural and remote communities.
Thank you to MPP Joseph Racinsky and MPP Paul Vickers for meeting with CPA members at Queen’s Park. With over 7,000 jobs connected to Ontario’s propane industry, we appreciate the government’s ongoing efforts to reduce red tape and support a more business-friendly environment. These steps are vital to helping us continue to deliver essential, reliable energy to rural, remote, and Indigenous communities across the province.
CPA addresses U.S. tariffs at NPGA Expo 2025
CPA joins industry experts at the Economic Club of Canada’s 2025 Energy Summit: Examining Canada’s Energy Landscape
Canadian Propane Association President Joins Canada-Japan Energy Mission to Strengthen Export Opportunities.
