Modern Miracle Network (MMN) is a Canadian fossil fuel advocacy organization that was incorporated in 2016 by entrepreneur Michael Binnion, and operates out of the offices of Calgary, Alberta-based Questerre Energy.
[2] According to The Globe and Mail, Modern Miracle Network (MMN) hosted a "highly political" private event to "map out strategy for ousting Justin Trudeau's Liberals" in the 2019 Canadian federal election.
[3][2] MMN funded the publication of Moment of truth: how to think about Alberta's future co-edited by economist Jack Mintz, Ted Morton, and Tom Flanagan.
"[9] They called on then Alberta premier Ralph Klein to withdraw from the Canada Pension Plan, replace the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), take over health care decision-making, and collect income tax in order to "limit the extent to which an aggressive and hostile federal government can encroach on legitimate provincial jurisdiction.
[10] Following the inauguration of President Joe Biden and the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline the MMN wrote briefing notes that were published in the Toronto Sun.