Carney and Smith agree on terms to build a new oil pipeline

Canada's National Observer·May 15

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Carney and Smith have reached an agreement on terms to build a new oil pipeline. The pipeline's construction is part of a broader deal that also involves carbon pricing and aims to diversify exports and reduce emissions. The timeline for the pipeline's approval and construction is not entirely clear, but it may be approved by September 2027 and potentially start as early as 2027.

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Carney and Smith agree on terms to build a new oil pipeline

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