Enbridge to Expand Pipelines to US Before Starting a New Canada Line
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is advocating for a new oil pipeline to Prince Rupert, British Columbia, and said recently that a proponent for such a project could be announced in a matter of weeks. Enbridge, which operates the largest oil export pipeline system out of Canada, previously proposed a west-coast pipeline that didn't receive government approval.
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