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Why fast-track approval is only the beginning for the West Coast pipeline (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â Albertaâs proposed West Coast pipeline is widely expected to get a national interest designation Thursday to fast-track its construction, but it will face plenty of hurdles before oil can flow to the B.C. coast. Under the deal Prime Minister Mark Carney signed with Alberta earlier this year, the federal government had until Thursday to decide whether the project should be designated in the national interest. That label would give the project the federal cabinet’s backing and commit
Mark Carney cites LNG terminal expansion as the kind of major project Canada needs (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â Days ahead of a key decision that could fast-track Alberta’s proposed West Coast oil pipeline, Prime Minister Mark Carney championed investments in fossil fuels, while promising to protect Canadaâs waters and the whales within them from the damage they can cause. The prime minister was in Vancouver on Tuesday as LNG Canada announced it would be moving ahead with its massive Phase 2 expansion, doubling the amount of liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipped from its Kitimat, B.C. termina
Carney government’s energy and labour bill puts Conservative leader in a ‘pickle’ (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â The Conservativesâ inroads with unions could hit a dead end if they donât come out against the Liberalsâ changes to Canadaâs labour code, but so far the party hasnât picked a lane on the controversial reforms. In addition to an overhaul of major project approvals and environmental regulations, the Liberalsâ new omnibus Bill C-39 contains changes to Section 107, a controversial part of the labour code the government has used multiple times to end strikes or lockouts with t
Finance minister says ‘we need to do better’ as home buyers face slow approvals for GST credits (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says his government needs to do better after data showed it has been slow to pay out on its GST break for first-time home buyers. In March 2025, the Carney government began offering a waiver on the GST for newly built homes priced under $1 million, with a partial waiver for homes up to $1.5 million. Documents tabled in Parliament on Monday showed that between then and June 19 of this year, 7,500 applications were received from either bui
Conservative MPs defend role in Alberta referendum campaign (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â Alberta Conservative MPs are defending their efforts in the provinceâs sovereignty referendum, arguing theyâre doing all they can to keep the province in Canada. Conservative MP Dane Lloyd, who is the partyâs lead on the referendum, said his constituents are frustrated with the Liberals, not with the country. âThey don’t have a problem with Canada. They have a problem with Ottawa, so let’s not talk about separation and breaking our country apart. Let’s talk about fixing the a
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