Saskatchewan to Newfoundland: Expanding Across Canada

When we launched Reconn, we started with Alberta — the province with the deepest energy data ecosystem in Canada. But industrial intelligence shouldn't stop at provincial borders. Today, Reconn covers 6 provinces with 69 data sources.

Saskatchewan (11 sources)

Saskatchewan's oil and gas sector is significant but often overlooked. We pull from the Saskatchewan GeoHub for well locations, Petrinex SK for production data, the Ministry of Energy for drilling activity and oil production stats, and the mineral sales registry. Regina building permits round out the municipal data.

Key sources: GeoHub Wells, Petrinex SK, Mineral Sales, Drilling Activity, Oil Production, Mineral Deposits, Oil & Gas Pools, GeoHub Pipelines, Regina Permits.

British Columbia (9 sources)

BC's data landscape is split between the BC Energy Regulator (BCER) for oil and gas, and the Ministry of Mines for mineral resources. We aggregate well locations, OGC facility data, production volumes, mineral deposits, mineral titles, major mine permits, water rights, and municipal permits from Vancouver and Victoria.

Key sources: BCER Wells, OGC Facilities, BC Production, Mineral Deposits, Mineral Titles, Major Mines, Water Rights, Vancouver Permits, Victoria Permits.

Manitoba (6 sources)

Manitoba has a smaller but active oil and gas sector in the southwest, plus significant mineral deposits. We pull well locations from the MB GeoPortal (ArcGIS Hub), mining claims and mineral deposit data, production volumes, and Winnipeg permits and business licences.

Key sources: Oil & Gas Wells, Mining Claims, Mineral Deposits, Production, Winnipeg Permits, Winnipeg Business Licences.

Ontario (7 sources)

Ontario is Canada's largest province by population but its energy sector is often overlooked. We cover petroleum wells in southwestern Ontario, mineral deposits from NRCan, active mining claims from the Ontario Geological Survey, aggregate extraction sites, and municipal permits from Toronto and Ottawa.

Key sources: Petroleum Wells, Mining Claims, Mineral Deposits, Aggregate Resources, Toronto Permits, Toronto Business Licences, Ottawa Permits.

Newfoundland & Labrador (4 sources)

NL has world-class mineral deposits (Voisey's Bay nickel, Wabush iron) and an active exploration sector. We aggregate mineral deposits from NRCan, mineral claims from the GeoAtlas, mining company data, and annual exploration statistics from NL Open Data.

Key sources: Mineral Deposits, Mineral Claims, Mining Companies, Exploration Statistics.

What's Next

We're evaluating Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia for the next wave of expansion. If there are specific data sources you need, let us know.