North American energy security and resource leadership in the Canadian Rockies.
The Honourable Gordon Campbell is President of Hawksmuir International Partners Ltd. and former Premier of British Columbia. During his tenure as Premier, he led significant economic and environmental policy initiatives, including North America’s first broad-based carbon pricing framework.
Following provincial leadership, he served as Canada’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, strengthening diplomatic and trade relationships between Canada and international partners. His career has consistently focused on economic development, global trade strategy, and environmental policy innovation.
Today, Mr. Campbell advises governments, corporations, and institutions on sustainable economic growth, international investment, and climate policy collaboration. His experience bridging public leadership and global diplomacy provides valuable perspective on how governments and industry can work together to advance energy security, innovation, and responsible transition strategies.
The Honourable Peter MacKay served in the Parliament of Canada for more than 18 years, holding several senior cabinet portfolios including Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Minister of National Defence, and Minister of Foreign Affairs. Throughout his career, he has played a significant role in shaping Canadian national security, international diplomacy, and federal governance.
A King’s Counsel and practicing lawyer, Mr. MacKay continues to advise organizations on regulatory policy, geopolitical risk, and international relations. His experience spans complex negotiations involving defence cooperation, global partnerships, and infrastructure protection.
His participation contributes an important strategic perspective on the intersection of energy security, national resilience, and global political dynamics, highlighting the growing importance of stable energy systems within broader economic and security frameworks.
Stephanie Kusie serves as Member of Parliament for Calgary Midnapore and has been an active participant in parliamentary discussions related to international trade, foreign affairs, and economic policy. Her work frequently intersects with issues affecting Canada’s energy sector, including infrastructure development, export competitiveness, and regulatory frameworks.
Prior to elected office, Ms. Kusie held senior roles within Global Affairs Canada and international banking institutions, providing her with direct experience in global markets and diplomacy.
Her contributions to energy dialogue emphasize the importance of maintaining Canada’s competitiveness within international supply chains while supporting innovation and responsible resource development. She brings a policy-focused perspective to discussions on trade relationships, investment attraction, and Canada’s evolving role within global energy systems.
Ian MacGregor is a Canadian energy entrepreneur widely recognized for developing major infrastructure projects that have shaped modern energy markets. He founded North West Refining, developer of the Sturgeon Refinery, and previously established Enhance Energy, advancing large-scale carbon capture initiatives.
Across more than four decades, Mr. MacGregor has focused on integrating innovation, infrastructure investment, and responsible resource development. His leadership has consistently bridged conventional energy production with emerging technologies and emissions management solutions.
Today, he remains active as an investor and advisor supporting projects at the intersection of digital infrastructure, industrial development, and energy transformation. His experience offers valuable insight into how innovation, capital investment, and policy alignment drive long-term industry evolution.
9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Opening Keynote: North American Energy Security
Premier of Alberta
10:15 AM – 11:45 AM
Panel: LNG and Global Markets
Terminal operators, federal officials, Asian energy buyers
12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Welcome Luncheon
Networking and informal discussion
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Workshop: Critical Minerals Development
Interactive session with resource companies and investors
6:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Opening Reception
Kinnear Centre
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
Panel: Indigenous Partnership in Resource Development
First Nations leaders, energy companies, government officials
10:45 AM – 12:00 PM
Roundtable: Cross-Border Energy Infrastructure
Private session, limited capacity
12:15 PM – 1:30 PM
Closing Keynote: The Future of Natural Gas in a Net-Zero World
U.S. Deputy Secretary of Energy
1:30 PM
Summit Concludes
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