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Carney to announce latest batch of Major Project Office referrals today
The federal Major Projects Office will review seven new energy and infrastructure projects to expedite approval and assess national-interest designation, with $213.8 million budgeted for this effort.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Terrace, B.C., to announce major projects for fast-track approval.
- Among the projects is the Crawford Nickel Project, which Premier Doug Ford supports but criticizes others' progress.
- A hydroelectric project in Iqaluit is set for fast-track approval to reduce reliance on diesel power.
- Dawn Farrell, CEO of the Major Projects Office, stated that projects must be executable in a shorter time frame to be considered for fast-tracking.
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Alberta's Smith supportive of new major projects, says pipeline negotiation ongoing
CALGARY — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she's on board with Prime Minister Mark Carney's second batch of key major projects picked out for potential fast-track approval.
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Alberta’s Smith supportive of new major projects, says pipeline negotiation ongoing
CALGARY - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she's on board with Prime Minister Mark Carney's second batch of key major projects picked out for potential fast-track approval.
·Waterloo, Canada
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What to know about Carney’s ‘nation-building’ projects announced so far
Under the leadership of Dawn Farrell, Canada’s new Major Projects Office is considering a number of priority projects to help fast-track through existing regulatory frameworks. They include both projects that are under way and ones that are looking for proponents in the private or public…
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Carney to announce latest batch of Major Project Office referrals today
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·Winnipeg, Canada
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