Anita Anand, minister of transport and internal trade, has reversed her decision and will run in the upcoming federal election after initially stating she would not seek re-election. She cites U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade threats as a reason to stay on and address internal trade barriers among provinces. Despite the recent boost in Liberal party polls following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s announcement to step down, Anand emphasizes that her decision is not politically motivated as she prepares for a challenging election in Oakville, Ont.
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Alberta and Ottawa tout a grand bargain on 'decarbonized' oil but some are skeptical
OTTAWA — After a first ministers' meeting, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a "grand bargain" involving oil sands access to coastal waters in exchange for investments in decarbonization technologies. While Smith is optimistic about endorsing the movement of "decarbonized Canadian oil and gas" through pipelines, experts like Tim McMillan caution that carbon capture may hinder future investments in Canada’s oil sector. The Pathways Alliance's $16.5-billion decarbonization project faces challenges, with analyses suggesting it may struggle...
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