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Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney just unveiled a jaw-dropping $40 billion oil pipeline project — funded entirely by the government — reversing his own recent stance that private investment should lead. Designed to ship Canadian oil to Asia via a new BC port, the pipeline will span 1,200 km, include pump stations, and require land rights from 108 First Nations. The move comes amid global energy turmoil triggered by the Persian Gulf, pushing Canada to diversify exports — especially as India, Japan, and even China seek Canadian energy. While Pembina Pipeline takes a 10% stake, Trans Mountain Corporation is driving the build, backed by Alberta’s financial incentives to producers. Yet, private industry remains skeptical, questioning the urgency as other projects already ramp up. Success hinges on approvals and funding — and whether Canada can turn this bold pivot into reality before the clock runs out.

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