Canada fast-tracking oil pipeline designed to diversify economy away from US
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Canada will fast track the approval process for a new proposed crude oil export pipeline to its west coast that could generate over C$20 billion (US$14 billion) a year in GDP, Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Thursday. The pipeline, which was announced in July, is a crucial part of Carney’s bid to diversify the…
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Canada will fast track the approval process for a new proposed crude oil export pipeline to its west coast that could generate over C$20 billion (US$14 billion) a year in GDP, Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Thursday. The pipeline, which was announced in July, is a crucial part of Carney’s bid to diversify the…
The Canadian prime minister designated a proposed oil pipeline to the Pacific coast a “project of national interest,” a move that speeds its regulatory approval process.
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- Canada fast-tracking oil pipeline designed to diversify economy away from US (opens South China Morning Post in a new tab)
Canada will fast track the approval process for a new proposed crude oil export pipeline to its west coast that could generate over C$20 billion (US$14 billion) a year in GDP, Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Thursday. The pipeline, which was announced in July, is a crucial part of Carney’s bid to diversify the…
- Carney eyes 2027 for final approval of new Canada oil pipeline (opens Hindustan Times in a new tab)
- Carney Puts Oil Pipeline at Center of Bid to Keep Alberta in Canada (opens The Wall Street Journal in a new tab)
The Canadian prime minister designated a proposed oil pipeline to the Pacific coast a “project of national interest,” a move that speeds its regulatory approval process.
- Canada fast-tracks oil pipeline to reduce dependence on US and mend relations with Alberta (opens The Independent in a new tab)
Alberta is holding a public vote on Oct. 19 on whether to hold a referendum on leaving Canada
- Afternoon front page: West Coast pipeline declared project of national interest; Central Canada gets hard lesson on Alberta separatism; and more (opens National Post in a new tab)
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