Canada’s Carney secures deal for pipeline to expand oil exports beyond US
Canada and Alberta have reached an agreement on a new Pacific coast crude oil pipeline, marked by a C$150 billion pledge to address community and Indigenous concerns.
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Canada and Alberta have reached an agreement on a new Pacific coast crude oil pipeline, marked by a C$150 billion pledge to address community and Indigenous concerns.
Canada moves to expand oil export capacity toward Asian markets through a proposed pipeline route crossing British Columbia.
Canada is moving forward with a major pipeline project to expand oil exports to the Pacific Coast and decrease reliance on U.S. markets.
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