Carney, Alberta and Pipeline
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Guilbeault's resignation — the rare cabinet resignation due to a disagreement over government policy — both adds to and underlines the test of national and political leadership that Mark Carney signed up for when he put his signature on that memorandum.
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney is rolling back climate rules and encouraging pipeline construction to boost the energy sector amidst US tariff uncertainty. This move aims to diversify oil exports and reduce reliance on the US market,
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Canada’s Carney rolls back climate rules to boost investments
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney has signed an agreement with Alberta’s premier that will roll back certain climate rules to spur investment in energy production, while encouraging construction of a new oil pipeline to the West Coast.
Danielle Smith’s pipeline clears another hurdle after deal with Mark Carney. Now, who will build it?
The Alberta premier's dream of building a new pipeline to northwest B.C. has come incrementally closer to becoming a reality. But finding someone in the private sector to build it remains a hurdle — and Ottawa has some conditions of its own.
Prime Minister Mark Carney briefed his cabinet Tuesday on a broad framework for an energy deal with Alberta that could reset relations and usher in a new era of harmony on resource development.
Prime Minister Mark Carney needs to inform Canadians of the cost to them of his proposed industrial carbon tax. The federal budget is approximately 500 pages long, but it doesn’t specify the cost of the industrial carbon tax.
Mark Carney’s just-released budget imposes carbon tax increases of $80 to $170/ton by 2030 on our already struggling industries. Doing so increases Canadian businesses’ competitive disadvantage with our most important trading partner while doing essentially nothing to help the environment.
Among expected features of memorandum of understanding is an exemption for the province from clean energy regulations
Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Calgary Thursday for the event, joined by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith at the McDougall Centre — the centre of the provincial government in the city’s downtown core. “This is a really great day for Albertans,” Smith told the PM before the signing ceremony took place.