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‘Zero chance’ U.S. attacks Canada, Alaska governor tells business conference (opens the original)
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Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy says it would be shocking to the average American to see the United States invade Canada. Dunleavy made his remarks in an onstage discussion at the Global Business Forum in Banff, Alta., days after Prime Minister Mark Carney told the New York Times that his government has studied the “extreme tail risk” of U.S.-led military action in Canada. Carney prepared for risk that Trump might order military action against Canada, report says U.S. President Donald Trump has repeat
TC Energy willing to grow network, calls for co-operation to meet ‘generational’ gas demand (opens the original)
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The pipeline company that moves three quarters of Western Canada’s natural gas says it’s prepared to keep investing in its vast Alberta network to meet “generational demand” for the fuel. TC Energy Corp. TRP-T released its statement days after the leak of an Alberta cabinet report that raised concern over the Calgary company’s ability to serve the province’s nascent artificial intelligence data centre industry, oil sands projects and other sources of demand growth. The report says TC’s future ex
Enbridge to buy Tallgrass crude oil business for $2.55-billion (opens the original)
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Enbridge ENB-T is further expanding its reach into the U.S. market with a US$2.55-billion deal to buy the crude oil business of Tallgrass Energy LP. The acquisition announced Wednesday includes a 75 per cent interest in the Pony Express Pipeline, a 460,000-barrel-per-day system that connects oil from the Rockies region to Cushing, Okla., a major storage hub. It also includes a US$300 million plan to expand Pony Express to 515,000 barrels per day of capacity. Also through the deal, Enbridge gets
End of USMCA would be ‘severe but not cataclysmic’ for Canada’s economy, Deloitte says (opens the original)
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Boosting trade with a more diverse array of international partners would only plug part of the hole in Canada’s economy if the U.S. were to withdraw from the North American trade pact, says a new Deloitte Canada report. So Canada must look at measures beyond trade diversification to help make up the difference, such as removing interprovincial trade barriers and fostering new industries, wrote the authors of “Tariffs: A Rough Road Leads to New Destinations,” released Thursday. It lays out a best
Greenland delays U.S. company’s plans to drill for oil in Jameson Land Basin (opens the original)
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A drilling rig was being retooled in Alberta. Trucks and cranes were set to ship from Denmark. More equipment was due from Houston. And a Quebec shipping firm was preparing to receive cargoes from those far flung locales at a port west of Montreal, load them Tetris-style onto vessels and sail this fall to Greenland’s rugged and inhospitable east coast. All this, in preparation for what would be the first oil wells to be drilled in the barren tundra of Jameson Land Basin. But then, in mid-August,
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