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Alberta and Ontario propose a pipeline to carry western Canada’s oil to the east

Alberta and Ontario have proposed a 2,050-mile 'Northern Shield' pipeline to transport western Canadian oil to the east.

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The brief

Alberta and Ontario have introduced a plan for a new oil pipeline dubbed the 'Northern Shield'. This project intends to carry oil from western Canada to the east, spanning a total distance of 2,050 miles.

Coverage from Reuters, Bloomberg, CBC, and AP News emphasizes that the proposal, unveiled by Ford and Smith, is intended to ease reliance on the United States. The project aims to establish a cross-Canada route for oil transport.

Future developments depend on the implementation of the plan introduced by Ford and Smith to move western oil eastward.

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Quick answers

What is the name of the proposed pipeline?

The proposed pipeline is called the 'Northern Shield'.

How long will the pipeline be?

According to Reuters, the pipeline will be 2,050 miles long.

What is the primary goal of the project?

Bloomberg reports the pitch is intended to ease reliance on the United States.

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Alberta Ontario Northern Shield Oil Pipelines Canada

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