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The Canadian government offered a 15% stake in the Trans Mountain oil pipeline to Indigenous communities, drawing criticism from leaders who argue for at least 30% ownership. The expanded pipeline fac
Canadian leadership faces pressure as trade war tariffs on steel, aluminum, and lumber threaten jobs and food inflation. Economists warn public support may wane if economic fallout forces a deal with
Finance Minister Carney confirmed a pact maintaining the northwest coast oil tanker ban while allowing potential Alberta crude pipelines. Ottawa also pledged to accelerate B.C. LNG projects to triple
Canada's government is fast-tracking northern infrastructure projects, including a port enabling critical minerals mining and a highway, under new regulatory powers. The move aims to streamline permit
Canadian officials signed a carbon pricing deal increasing costs to C$130/ton by 2040, aiming to facilitate a new 1-million-barrel-per-day crude oil pipeline to British Columbia by September 2027.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney suspended the fuel excise tax until Labor Day to address 45% price spikes driven by the Iran war. This temporary measure targets a 10-cent-per-liter reduction in ga
Prime Minister Mark Carney secured a majority government, enabling accelerated energy export expansion and infrastructure development while addressing trade tariffs on steel and aluminum. This victory
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