Oil and gas industry leaders 'skeptically optimistic' on Carney-Smith energy accord

David Wiechnik / westernstandard - Canada’s oil and gas sector is waiting with bated breath to see what Thursday’s announcement of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith brings.

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Economic impacts, industry views and tax disputes

The quiet tax break that could charge up plans for a Trans-Canada clean power grid

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BC towns fight pipeline tax break that would gut municipal budgets

3 months / nationalobserver / Natasha Bulowski

MEI warns Canadian energy policies threaten North American integration

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Pressure Mounts on BC to Halt Pipeline Property Tax Break

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Oil and gas industry leaders 'skeptically optimistic' on Carney-Smith energy accord

3 months / westernstandard / David Wiechnik

Morneau asked future CEOs to weigh in on Trans Mountain pipeline purchase. Here’s how it went

3 months / theglobeandmail / Andrew Willis

LILLEY: Carney’s Alberta deal could revive pipeline plans and reshape Canada

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Indigenous, regulatory and tanker ban concerns

What you need to understand about the oil tanker ban on BC's coast

3 months / nationalobserver / Catherine Morrison

Carney-Smith deal will bring carbon capture to Cold Lake. They don't want it

3 months / nationalobserver / Sonal Gupta

Oil tanker ban just one obstacle to northern B.C. pipeline as MOU expected Thursday

3 months / globalnews / Globalnews Digital

B.C. Coastal First Nations dismiss any pipeline MOU, vow it will ‘never be built’

3 months / globalnews / Amy Judd


Other pipeline-related updates

Morning Update: Pipelines and pipe dreams

3 months / theglobeandmail / Stephanie Levitz


Political battles over pipeline deal

Carney expected to unveil deal with Alberta on new pipeline today

3 months / nationalobserver / Nick Murray

Bell: Pipeline deal with Smith, Poilievre Conservatives think Carney is full of it

3 months / calgaryherald / Rick Bell

Guilbeault won’t resign from Cabinet over pipeline deal, government source says

3 months / globalnews / Mackenzie Gray

Some Liberal MPs question sustainability of Alberta energy deal touted by Carney

3 months / theglobeandmail / Stephanie Levitz

Varcoe: The power of an MOU — big changes in store for Alberta and divisive Clean Electricity Regulations

3 months / calgaryherald / Chris Varcoe, Calgary Herald

LIBERAL SHELL GAME: Carney’s pipeline offer to Alberta not what it seems

3 months / torontosun / Postmedia News

'WHERE'S WALDO?' PM missing as Ottawa clashes over Alberta pipeline

3 months / westernstandard / Jeremy Borg

Bloc leader says Carney government putting Alberta oil ahead of provinces

3 months / westernstandard / Jeremy Borg

Liberal MPs downplay caucus divisions over energy deal, as energy minister briefs B.C. caucus

3 months / nationalpost / Stephanie Taylor

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