Canadian energy firms are navigating growing public pressure as new projects prepare to expand, according to a recent survey. The survey highlights a divide within the oil and gas sector, with some stakeholders pushing for increased production while others face mounting public scrutiny. ATB analyst Varcoe noted that there is still strong public support for action, though confidence in the sector remains mixed. The findings suggest a complex landscape where economic interests and environmental concerns are increasingly at odds. As projects move forward, the challenge lies in balancing growth with public expectations. The situation reflects broader tensions within the Canadian energy sector, where policy and public opinion are shaping the path forward.