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West Coast Pipeline Designation

Mark Carney spoke to two distinct audiences in Fort McMurray, Alta., on Thursday, where he announced that the proposed West Coast oil pipeline — now known as Pacific Link — has been officially listed as a project of national interest.Reported by 7 of 8 outlets; wording from National Post.

When1 Oct–4 OctOutlets8Articles20Reporters17

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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Fort McMurray, Alta. with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on Thursday to make a major announcement about the proposed West Coast pipeline.

5 of 8 outletsfirst reported 1 Octwording from National Post

The Alberta government and the federally owned Trans Mountain Corporation would each own 45 per cent of the pipeline, with the Calgary-based Pembina Pipeline Corporation owning a 10 per cent stake.

4 of 8 outletsfirst reported 1 Octwording from CBC
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A report from TD Economics released this summer said a new West Coast pipeline would boost Canada’s oil exports by 20 per cent and more than double what currently goes overseas on tankers to Asia.

3 of 8 outletsfirst reported 1 Octwording from Global News

Indigenous communities along the route for the newly announced West Coast oil pipeline were given just two months for consultations on whether the pipeline should be designated a project of national interest — and that was still more than the government had planned.

3 of 8 outletsfirst reported 1 Octwording from Global News

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How it changed

  1. 1 Oct

    Carney, appearing alongside Alberta Premier Danielle Smith in Fort McMurray at the center of Canada’s oil sands, designated the line—now named Pacific Link—a project of national interest under legislation passed by his government to accelerate major infrastructure projects.

    6 outlets · The Independent
  2. 2 Oct

    At a news conference, Carney was asked whether he expected a return to boom times in the northeastern Alberta oilsands hub city.

    3 outlets · Global News

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