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LNG Canada moves ahead with Phase 2 expansion at B.C. terminal (opens the original)
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Shell PLC SHEL-N and its partners in the LNG Canada project are banking on decades of rising demand for liquefied natural gas as they proceed with a $30-billion-plus expansion of the facility on the B.C. Coast. Wars in Iran and Ukraine have disrupted global gas supplies, driving up prices, but the decision to double the capacity of the plant in Kitimat, B.C., is predicated on a longer-term transition away from more carbon-intensive fossil fuels, LNG Canada chief executive officer Chris Cooper sa
LNG Canada partners expected to green-light multibillion-dollar expansion Tuesday (opens the original)
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Partners in the Shell-led LNG Canada project on the B.C. Coast are expected to announce on Tuesday that they have agreed to proceed with a $30-billion-plus expansion of the facility against a backdrop of surging global demand for the fuel. Plans call for doubling the capacity of the plant, located at Kitimat, B.C., to as much as 30 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas per year. LNG Canada began exports to Asia from its first phase in 2025. Sources familiar with the situation said the partners
‘Zero chance’ of U.S. invading Canada, Alaskan Governor says (opens the original)
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Alaska’s Republican Governor, Michael Dunleavy, said he was stunned to hear that Prime Minister Mark Carney had been planning for the risk, however remote, that the United States might invade Canada. Mr. Dunleavy, who endorsed Donald Trump for president in 2023, told a Banff, Alta., business audience Friday that military action against Canada is unthinkable to him or the average American. Earlier this week, Mr. Carney told The New York Times, after being pressed on whether he took Mr. Trump’s th
Passenger-rail backers file Calgary-to-Banff proposal with Alberta government (opens the original)
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A multibillion-dollar proposal to build a passenger-rail service between Calgary and the resort town of Banff is advancing to the next stage of development after the consortium backing it submitted plans to the Alberta government. Liricon Capital Ltd., owned by husband-and-wife team Adam and Jan Waterous, and Plenary Americas, a unit of Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, say they could have the much-discussed service up and running by 2030 – providing the province moves forward with a propo
Steven Guilbeault joins Quebec impact investment and pension alliance (opens the original)
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Former federal environment minister Steven Guilbeault has landed his first post-politics job, signing on with a Quebec pension plan and impact investment fund to advise on climate, biodiversity and the social effects of environmental action. Mr. Guilbeault, who stepped down as a Liberal member of Parliament at the end of August following a philosophical split with the government, has joined the Montreal-based Bâtirente and Fondaction Combination, the organization will announce on Tuesday. The co
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