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May 18, 2026
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Pipeline agreement draws mixed reaction in Alberta as questions remain over route, investors and climate concessions - BNN Bloomberg
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A proposed new oil pipeline to Canada’s West Coast is drawing mixed reaction in Alberta, where some see the agreement between Ottawa and Alberta as a long-awaited economic boost while others remain skeptical the project will ever be built.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith signed an agreement Friday that could see construction on a new pipeline begin as early as September 2027, with oil potentially flowing by 2033 or 2034.
In northern Alberta, oil and gas worker Mike Bull-Perry said he believes the project could create more jobs, though he remains cautious after y…
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