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Smith Urges Swift Pipeline Approval After Venezuela Conflict
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith calls for federal approval of a heavy oil pipeline to B.C. by fall, citing U.S. actions in Venezuela as a direct threat to Canada's energy market share. Read the urgent appeal.
B.C. Conservationists Warn Against Roberts Bank Bitumen Pipeline
Conservation groups argue a proposed Alberta bitumen pipeline to Roberts Bank in Delta, B.C., poses severe risks to endangered killer whales and salmon, adding to cumulative environmental stress. Read the full analysis.
Trump's Venezuela Oil Plan Pressures Canada's Pipeline Pace
As Donald Trump pledges to revive Venezuela's oil industry in 18 months, Canada's slow pipeline approval process under Mark Carney faces scrutiny. Experts warn of capital flight risks.
Alberta details northwest coast pipeline plan online
Alberta unveils a new webpage for its proposed bitumen pipeline to BC's coast, aiming for market diversification as global oil dynamics shift with Venezuela's developments. Explore the project's timeline and details.
Alberta launches website for potential West Coast oil pipeline
The Alberta government has unveiled a new website to assess market interest in a potential new oil pipeline to the West Coast. This move follows a recent federal-provincial agreement.
Venezuela Shift Strengthens Case for Canadian Oil Pipeline
President Trump's push to unlock Venezuelan crude is strengthening the political argument for a new Canadian pipeline to diversify oil exports to Asia. Learn how this impacts Canada's energy strategy.
Alberta Minister: First Nations Pipeline Support '50/50'
Alberta's Indigenous Relations Minister Rajan Sawhney says pipeline support among First Nations is split, but expects concerns to ease after consultations. The province aims to submit a West Coast pipeline proposal by mid-2026.
Finland seizes Russian ship over cable damage
Finland has detained a Russian cargo ship suspected of damaging a Baltic Sea gas pipeline and data cables. The incident raises security concerns and highlights regional tensions. Read the full investigation.
Alberta may reroute oil pipeline through U.S. states
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith suggests a pipeline route through Montana, Idaho, and Washington could bypass B.C.'s resistance. Explore the escalating interprovincial energy conflict.
Canada's Pipeline Shield Protects Oilpatch from 'Super Glut'
As oil prices near a five-year low, Canada's expanded pipeline network offers critical shelter from a potential 2026 supply glut, putting producers in a stronger position than during the 2018 crisis.
Poilievre's Conservatives to force pipeline vote next week
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre plans to force a parliamentary vote on a pipeline agreement through an opposition motion. The move, set for next week, intensifies political debate over energy policy. Read the details.
Carney's near-miss on giving B.C. pipeline veto power
Prime Minister Mark Carney came close to granting British Columbia de facto veto power over a crucial national oil pipeline, a move critics warn would cripple major projects. Read the analysis.
New B.C. Coast Pipeline May Be 50% Indigenous Owned
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says a proposed oil pipeline to B.C.'s coast could be 50% owned by Indigenous groups, generating $2B annually. Learn about the project's details and political support.
Majority of Canadians support new Alberta-B.C. pipeline
A new poll reveals majority national support for a proposed oil pipeline from Alberta to B.C.'s coast, despite cooler reception in the affected province. Read the details.
Canada to Boost Trans Mountain Output Before Sale
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson says Ottawa will maximize the Trans Mountain pipeline's capacity and resolve tolling disputes before considering a sale to the private sector. Read the latest.
Guilbeault Quits Cabinet Over Pipeline Agreement
Montreal MP Steven Guilbeault resigns as culture minister, citing a conflict of conscience over a new Alberta pipeline deal. The former environmental activist explains his decision on Tout le monde en parle.
Alberta Pipeline Promise Faces Multiple Hurdles
Ottawa and Alberta signed a pipeline MOU for Asian markets, but conditions, financing and regulatory hurdles remain unresolved. Read analysis of the real challenges ahead.
Poll: Majority of BC Residents Support Pipeline Idea
New Angus Reid poll reveals 53% of British Columbians conditionally support Alberta-to-coast oil pipeline, showing shift in public opinion from previous opposition.
CIBC Doubts Private Sector Will Take BC Pipeline Soon
CIBC analysts express skepticism about private sector willingness to finance new BC pipeline despite federal-provincial agreement. Read analysis of economic hurdles.
Trans Mountain reports $127M Q3 profit amid rising revenue
Trans Mountain pipeline records $127 million Q3 profit as revenue climbs and utilization increases. Key financial results and operational updates for Canadian energy sector.
Quebec Premier Open to Oil Pipeline with Conditions
Quebec Premier Francois Legault expresses conditional support for potential oil pipeline development. Learn about the specific requirements and political context.
Ukrainian suspect in Nord Stream blasts detained
A Ukrainian man is in custody in Germany, suspected of involvement in the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions. The case marks a major development in the international investigation.
Guilbeault resigns over Alberta energy pipeline deal
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault resigns from cabinet following Mark Carney's energy agreement with Alberta that could approve new oil pipeline projects.
Smith's Pipeline Pact with Carney: Alberta's Big Win
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces landmark pipeline agreement with PM Mark Carney, but faces challenge convincing Albertans and overcoming opposition.
Alberta Pipeline Plan Divides Leaders, Guilbeault Resigns
Mark Carney signs major energy agreement with Alberta, setting pipeline conditions. Steven Guilbeault resigns from cabinet in protest. Political leaders divided on oil project future.
Guilbeault resigns as Alberta secures pipeline MOU
Steven Guilbeault's resignation from Liberal cabinet emerges as significant victory for Alberta in new pipeline memorandum of understanding. Read about the political implications.
Guilbeault resigns over Carney-Alberta pipeline agreement
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault resigns from cabinet over Mark Carney's energy deal with Alberta, creating political turmoil while new pipeline conditions emerge.
Cabinet Minister Resigns Over Alberta Pipeline Agreement
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault resigns from cabinet over Mark Carney's energy deal with Alberta, creating political turmoil. Get the latest developments.
Guilbeault steps down after Alberta pipeline agreement
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault resigns from cabinet following Ottawa's new oil pipeline deal with Alberta. The longtime climate activist remains as Liberal MP.
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