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LNG Canada's $30 billion-plus Phase-2 project in Kitimat gets go-ahead (opens the original)
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The joint-venture partners behind LNG Canada, led by Shell PLC, said Tuesday that they have approved final investments in the massive expansion of their liquefied natural gas plant in Kitimat in northwest B.C. The decision will touch off a construction project worth “tens of billions” of dollars, according to LNG Canada CEO Chris Cooper, and rival some of the biggest private investments in Canadian history. “This is a historic milestone for LNG Canada, our joint-venture participants, First Natio
David Eby bets big on potential for more major projects in 'Build B.C. Strong' platform (opens the original)
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Premier David Eby is signalling that B.C.’s industrial potential, with new mines, mine expansions and energy projects in the wings, will factor heavily in his party’s election platform. But polling suggests that economic issues will be a weak point for his party in the campaign. Eby rolled out “Build B.C. Strong” as a key slogan on Tuesday as he announced a snap election, pointing to pending investment decisions on projects worth $100 billion as examples of how his government is trying to divers
Exports up as Port of Vancouver handles record cargo at half-year mark (opens the original)
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The tide of Canadian exports flowing through the Port of Vancouver, particularly grain and crude oil, rose three per cent to a new record of 88 million tonnes through the first half of 2026, the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority reported Monday. How much the increase represents a shift in trade patterns remains “the $64,000 question,” according to Peter Xotta, CEO of the port authority. However, in the context of federal objectives to reduce reliance on the U.S. by increasing exports elsewhere, th
Oil and grain exports drive Port of Vancouver cargoes to new record (opens the original)
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The tide of Canadian exports flowing through the Port of Vancouver, particularly grain and crude oil, rose three per cent to a new record of 88 million tonnes through the first half of 2026, the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority reported Monday. How much the increase represents a shift in trade patterns remains “the $64,000 question,” according to Peter Xotta, CEO of the port authority. However, in the context of federal objectives to reduce reliance on the U.S. by increasing exports elsewhere, th
YVR is 'productively engaging' with Ottawa over proposal to invite private investment in airport (opens the original)
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YVR is open to “exploring” the idea of inviting private investment, says airport CEO Tamara Vrooman. Speaking at his Canada Investment Summit in Toronto on Tuesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Ottawa will open its busiest airports to private investment in the form of long-term “concessions.” He expects that to raise “tens of billions of dollars” to invest in improving regional air transportation in Canada, along with other priorities. Besides Vancouver International Airport, the proposal inv
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