Canadian PM Carney says agreed with Alberta that the best route for a new pipeline is south through the Trans Mountain corridor to the Pacific coast, while government, Alberta and Oil Sands Alliance agreed on terms to launch pathways project

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  • Alberta government announces that work on the new West Coast pipeline may commence from September 1, 2027.

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