US EditionAlberta working with Ontario and Saskatchewan to improve energy corridors
ALBERTA, CANADA, AUG 8 – The study aims to create a pipeline and rail corridor to boost energy security, create thousands of jobs, and reduce reliance on U.S. energy infrastructure, officials said.
- On Aug. 7, 2025, the Ontario government issued a request for proposals through Infrastructure Ontario to conduct a feasibility study exploring a new economic and energy corridor between Alberta and Ontario.
- Following a recent provincial memorandum, talks resumed as U.S. tariff threats this year revived pipeline expansion discussions among Ontario, Alberta, and Saskatchewan.
- The study outlines links to Southern Ontario refineries, including new Alberta-to-Ontario pipelines and a deep-sea port on James Bay, using Ontario and Canadian steel.
- According to Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, the corridor would help secure long-term energy access, create thousands of jobs, and channel Alberta’s energy to markets across Canada and around the world.
- Through the RFP, the Ontario government asked, 'the study to evaluate strategies for Indigenous equity participation and consider establishing a Canadian Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
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While Quebec is still reluctant to say yes to the construction of a new pipeline on its territory, Ontario is pushing the accelerator to create an energy corridor between the province and Alberta through Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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The Patriot LightOntario Seeks Bids on Feasibility Study for New East-West Pipeline, James Bay Port
Ontario is seeking bids on a feasibility study for a new East-West energy corridor that will include Alberta-to-Ontario pipelines and a deep-sea port on the coast of James Bay. The province issued a request for proposals on Aug. 7 for a feasibility study for a new energy corridor that would bring Western Canadian oil and gas to refineries in southern Ontario and tidewater ports through pipelines made in Canada using Ontario and Canadian steel. T…
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