Alberta Premier in Ottawa to push for federal partnership on energy projects
- Danielle Smith, the Premier of Alberta, has traveled to Ottawa this week to follow through on her recent commitment to back the development of a proposed oil pipeline connecting Alberta to Canada’s West Coast.
- Her visit is driven by efforts to secure federal cooperation and lobby Ottawa to repeal environmental policies from former prime minister Justin Trudeau's government, such as oil tanker bans and emissions caps.
- On Monday, Smith spoke with Mark Carney at the Ottawa airport ahead of Carney's trip to the United States, where he was scheduled for discussions with President Trump.
- Smith told reporters that building major projects in Canada requires compromise between new energy infrastructure and emission reductions, while Carney emphasized there are 'exciting opportunities available.'
- Smith is optimistic that despite lacking both a private investor and a finalized route, the pipeline proposal could be ready for submission to Carney’s newly established Major Projects Office before the arrival of spring.
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Alberta Seeks Federal Backing for New Oil Pipeline
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is negotiating with the federal government and Prime Minister Mark Carney on the newly proposed oil pipeline from the oil-producing province to the West Coast. Smith and Carney met in Ottawa on Monday as the Alberta Premier was arriving in the capital for meetings while the federal PM was departing for talks with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington D.C. Smith and Carney discussed energy opportunities and Carn…

Alberta Premier in Ottawa to push for federal partnership on energy projects
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Premier Smith visits eastern Canada to strengthen national economic partnerships
EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is in Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto this week to promote collaboration and advance projects aimed at strengthening industries across Canada. While in Montreal, Smith is meeting with business and financial leaders in sectors including insurance, construction, real estate, energy, agriculture and technology. The province says the meetings are focused on building partnerships to fast-track infrastructure and…
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