US EditionCarney Says Possible Oil Pipeline Project Is 'Highly Likely' in Canada
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said it was "very likely" that a new oil pipeline to the coast of British Columbia would be included among projects of national importance for Canada.
Prime Minister Mark Carney said it is “very likely” that a new pipeline will be proposed to Canada’s west coast as a national construction project, which could mean that it will become part of Ottawa’s effort to accelerate major developments under new legislation. Carney, who attended the annual Calgary Stampede event in Alberta’s capital, told the local newspaper that it is up to the private sector to make the proposal rather than a “top-down” …
Carney Says New Oil Pipeline Proposal 'Highly Likely' in Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney said a new oil pipeline to Canada’s West Coast is “highly likely” to be proposed as a nation-building project, which could mean it becomes part of Ottawa’s push to fast-track major developments under new legislation.
Carney Says New Oil Pipeline Proposal ‘Highly Likely’ in Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney said a new oil pipeline to Canada’s West Coast is “highly likely” to be proposed as a nation-building project, which could mean it becomes part of Ottawa’s push to fast-track major developments under new legislation.
Ottawa yet to Receive Private Sector Proposal for Alberta–BC Pipeline: Natural Resources Minister
Ottawa has not received any private sector proposals to build a new pipeline linking Alberta to British Columbia, says federal Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson. Hodgson was in Calgary on July 4 announcing funding for five Alberta carbon capture projects when he was asked how receptive he would be if a proponent were to emerge in the coming weeks for a new crude pipeline from Alberta to northern B.C. The minister responded that Ottawa has b…
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