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The Pacific Link pipeline approval process

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    Pacific Link Gets Federal Priority Before the Hard Decisions Are Made

    National-interest status gives the proposed oil pipeline an accelerated federal process—not permission to build. Route, Indigenous consultation, financing and carbon performance remain unsettled.

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    Toronto Star

    • Ottawa has declared Pacific Link a national priority before settling whether it can be built. The proposed oil pipeline now has preferential federal treatment, but no construction approval, no final route and no established Indigenous consent. The political decision to accelerate it has arrived ahead of the decisions that would make it a working project.

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Persone

  • Danielle SmithPremier of Alberta since 2022
  • Mark Carney24th prime minister of Canada since 2025
  • Rick SmithCanadian environmentalist, Executive Producer

Organizzazioni

  • Athabasca Chipewyan First NationFirst Nation in Alberta, Canada
  • Canada Energy RegulatorGovernment agency
  • Government of Albertagovernment in Canada
  • Government of Canadafederal government of Canada
  • Major Projects OfficeInfrastructure office in Canada

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  • Alberta
  • Delta
  • Fort McMurray