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Welcome to the November 2025 Propane Pulse: This month highlights strong national advocacy—from impactful meetings on Parliament Hill to key provincial engagement across B.C., Alberta, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Nova Scotia. We also recap important Budget 2025 measures, supply chain challenges, and new insights into propane’s role in powering Canada’s growing digital infrastructure.
Welcome to the October 2025 Propane Pulse: From propane’s growing recognition in provincial energy mandates to the upcoming National Lobby Day, this month’s issue highlights continued advocacy momentum, government engagement, and market insights shaping the future of Canada’s propane industry.
Welcome to the September 2025 Propane Pulse: From Ride Along Week to federal budget submissions, this issue highlights key advocacy efforts, major policy updates, and market insights driving propane’s role in Canada’s energy future.
OTTAWA, NOVEMBER 27, 2025 – When Inuvik’s natural gas supply ran low, propane delivered — overcoming Canada’s most challenging routes to keep a northern town alive through winter.
“Propane is an incredible energy with so much to offer. In Inuvik and across Canada’s North, propane isn’t just a fuel — it’s an emergency-ready, life-sustaining energy source,” said Canadian Propane Association (CPA) President and CEO Shannon Watt.
The Canadian Propane Association is advocating for three key recommendations to streamline regulations, eliminate trade barriers, and strengthen the economy.
OTTAWA, ON, May 16, 2025 – The Canadian Propane Association (CPA) welcomes the Ontario government’s proposed legislation to eliminate the fuel tax on auto propane, announced in the 2025 Ontario Budget. This long-standing recommendation from the CPA marks a critical step toward cleaner, more affordable transportation in Ontario.
