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Alberta, pipeline and Ottawa

Ottawa and Alberta have struck a pipeline deal. What else does it include?

A new agreement between the federal government and Alberta aims to lay the groundwork for a new pipeline to the B.C. coast.

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Pipeline pledge anchors Carney’s sweeping deal with Alberta

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Alberta premier calls pipeline a 'starting point' in better relations with Ottawa

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Pipeline agreement includes new target of 75 per cent cut in methane emissions

An agreement between Ottawa and Alberta that could clear the path for a new oil pipeline to the Pacific will also require a 75 per cent cut in methane emissions over the next decade, a source tells Th...

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How Danielle Smith's deal with Ottawa will go over with her anti-Ottawa base

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Alberta-Ottawa pipeline accord unlikely to be ‘champagne-popping moment:’ Enserva CEO

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Five takeaways on Alberta-Ottawa pipeline memorandum of understanding

Both sides agree to work on approving a bitumen pipeline of one million barrels or more per day from Alberta to Asian markets via a port on the B.C. coast.

Brandon Sun · 11h

Carney, Smith sign pipeline deal, open door to changing B.C. tanker ban

Edmonton Journal · 11h

'A great day for Alberta': Smith, Carney sign memorandum of understanding on West Coast pipeline

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Nokia’s Ottawa expansion tests Canada’s definition of “sovereign AI”

Minister Evan Solomon spoke at the groundbreaking of Nokia’s Ottawa campus expansion on Tuesday morning, where he invoked the catchphrase “sovereignty is not solitude” twice. The expansion is supported by $72 million in government funding, more than half of which comes from the federal government, committed under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

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Nokia Canada breaks ground on new Ottawa innovation campus

Investment cements Canadian leadership in AI, quantum, and next-generation connectivity while driving sustainable growth and world-class talent

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Ottawa is seeking a permanent parliamentary budget officer with 'tact and discretion'

Ottawa says it's looking to hire a permanent parliamentary budget officer — someone with "tact and discretion" — just a few months after appointing a highly critical fiscal watchdog on an interim basis.

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Fiscal watchdog accuses Ottawa of exaggerating investment spending

Ottawa’s fiscal watchdog called out the Carney government Friday for using an “overly expansive” definition of investments that shifts about $94-billion in spending over the next five years to the more palatable capital side of the ledger.