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Scott Moe supports resurrection of Keystone XL, says pipeline permits in Sask. will now be considered pre-approved

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Moe posted his support for the project on social media Tuesday, after U.S. President Donald Trump called for the construction of the pipeline.

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Scott Moe supports resurrection of Keystone XL, says pipeline permits in Sask. will now be considered pre-approved

Moe posted his support for the project on social media Tuesday, after U.S. President Donald Trump called for the construction of the pipeline.

6 days ago·Canada

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The Epoch Times

Alberta Premier Welcomes Trump’s Call to Revive Keystone XL Oil Pipeline

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is welcoming U.S. President Donald Trump’s calls to build the Keystone XL pipeline, a project cancelled by the previous U.S. administration that would have transported Alberta oil to refineries on America’s Gulf Coast. Trump expressed renewed interest in building the pipeline in a Feb. 24 post on his Truth Social media platform, saying the company building the pipeline was “viciously jettisoned” by the previous adm…

7 days ago·New York, United States

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the deep dive

Moe Declares Pipeline Permits ‘Pre-Approved’ as Trump Renews Keystone Push

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced Wednesday that all pipeline permits for routes heading east, west, or south will be “considered pre-approved,” as Canadian officials seek to protect cross-border trade amid tariff threats. Moe made the announcement on X while visiting Washington with business leaders to fend off potential US tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump. Effective Immediately:All pipeline permits going east, west, or sout…

5 days ago

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pipelineonline.ca

Moe proclaims pipeline projects 'pre-approved'

In July, 2011, TransCanada started shipping pipe to its laydown yards along the right of way. This was a convoy of pipe trucks passing through Shaunavon. That pipe sat for nine years. Photo by Brian Zinchuk Premier Scott Moe made a bold statement on social media on Feb. 26, proclaiming pre-approval for pipeline projects. Posting on X, he wrotes, “Effective Immediately: All pipeline permits going east, west, or south received in Saskatchewan will…

5 days ago

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