With a green light from the federal government, Alberta hopes to begin construction on a new oil pipeline as early as fall 2027, with oil flowing by 2033-34. But, there remains no clear private sector investor to pay for it.

The Canadian government and Alberta have reached a carbon pricing deal that could finally move a long-discussed West Coast oil pipeline from perpetual Canadian debate into actual construction, with a start date now penciled in as early as September 2027.

By Amanda Stephenson CALGARY, May 15 (Reuters) - Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta's premier on Friday signed a deal on industrial carbon pricing, part of a broader agreement they have been hammering out for months that is meant to pave the way for construction of a 1-million-barrel-per-day crude oil pipeline to British Columbia's northwest coast to start by September 2027.

Prime Minister and Alberta Premier sign long-awaited agreement Friday; pipeline still hinges on completion of oil sands carbon-capture project

Prime Minister Mark Carney and the leader of Canada's oil‑rich Alberta province took a major step Friday toward building an oil pipeline that could substantially increase crude exports to Asia.The

President Donald Trump issued an executive order recently that will allow an oil pipeline to be built between the United States and Canada. During his first term, Trump approved the Keystone XL pipeline that would have transported more than 800,

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Nine groups in the Sioux Nation say an exploratory graphite drilling project endangered a recognized ceremonial site