No oil pipeline on the list of projects of national interest:
As the Carney government prepares to announce the first projects of national interest it has ...
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- Minister Steven Guilbeault stated that declining demand for pipelines is not a threat to national unity.
- He claimed the Trans Mountain Expansion Project (TMX) operates at only 40 percent capacity, a figure contested by energy analysts.
- Alberta Premier Danielle Smith accused Guilbeault of misleading Canadians and called for Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin to distance herself from his remarks.
- An economist highlighted that aiming for full pipeline capacity is not an optimal policy goal, as it can lead to economic inefficiencies.
So… before we start talking about building an entirely new pipeline, maybe we should maximize the use of existing infrastructure.— Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Canadian Identity, discussing the approach to pipeline development in light of declining demand.
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