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Canadian political news, opinions, and analysis. #cdnpoli

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Mark Maki says he can see and feel private-sector interest returning, “like old familiar faces are back,” after being asked about the limited and conditional interest so far #cdnpoli https://t.co/xcuO9hNBYg

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Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson, who joined Carney in Vancouver for the announcement, told iPolitics the government is proving to Canadians that it can balance conservation measures with efforts to grow the economy #cdnpoli https://t.co/2ISPYH1ncY

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Prime Minister Mark Carney made the announcement in Vancouver on Tuesday, days before he’s expected to advance a project to build a new pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast #cdnpoli https://t.co/2ISPYH1V2w

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Mark Maki says he can see and feel private-sector interest returning, “like old familiar faces are back,” after being asked about the limited and conditional interest so far #cdnpoli #ParlCA https://t.co/xcuO9hO9NO

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Sean Strickland, head of the Building Trades unions, said he expects the project to create “thousands of good-paying, unionized jobs, and put Canadian workers and resources to work #cdnpoli #cdnecon https://t.co/0ewDNnDJII

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Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson, who joined Carney in Vancouver for the announcement, told iPolitics the government is proving to Canadians that it can balance conservation measures with efforts to grow the economy #cdnpoli #ParlCA https://t.co/2ISPYH1ncY

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A commission of the regulator found the agreed-to tolls were “just and reasonable” #cdnpoli https://t.co/NBQ245FFiF

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Prime Minister Mark Carney made the announcement in Vancouver on Tuesday, days before he’s expected to advance a project to build a new pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast #cdnpoli #cdnecon https://t.co/2ISPYH1ncY

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The announcement would also come weeks before Albertans vote in a referendum that could start the process of separating from Canada #cdnpoli https://t.co/x0UJyFdnsr

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Mark Maki says he can see and feel private-sector interest returning, “like old familiar faces are back,” after being asked about the limited and conditional interest so far #cdnpoli #cdnecon https://t.co/xcuO9hO9NO

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Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Prime Minister Mark Carney shouldn’t take credit for the project going ahead, arguing it should not have taken a decade for the joint venture to make the move #cdnpoli #cdnecon https://t.co/0ewDNnDJII

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This should be the moment when Canada "finally turns the page on the harsh legacy of colonialism and opens a new chapter in which all the peoples of Canada, especially its First Peoples, will have an equal share in its bounty," writes Chief Powder #abpoli https://t.co/sVWRNfhSbh

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The Canadian Security Intelligence Service may not have complied with the law when using special powers to gather information, a review by the national spy watchdog has found #cdnpoli https://t.co/E6pdU1Qxam

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A commission of the regulator found the agreed-to tolls were “just and reasonable” #cdnpoli #cdnecon https://t.co/NBQ245Gd8d

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Prime Minister Mark Carney made the announcement in Vancouver on Tuesday, days before he’s expected to advance a project to build a new pipeline from Alberta to the West Coast #cdnpoli #ParlCA https://t.co/2ISPYH1ncY

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The announcement would also come weeks before Albertans vote in a referendum that could start the process of separating from Canada #cdnpoli #cdnecon https://t.co/x0UJyFdnsr

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Carney made the remark in a recent interview with the New York Times, just over a month before the government is required by law to release its immigration levels plan for the next three years #cdnpoli #ParlCA https://t.co/QqJOx3UZxW

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The energy minister’s parliamentary secretary, Calgary MP Corey Hogan, says he doesn’t think the power requirements delayed a final investment decision for a project expansion. “I mean, of course, [Poilievre]’s going to say that, this is his oppositional mode,” he said #cdnpoli

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Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Prime Minister Mark Carney shouldn’t take credit for the project going ahead, arguing it should not have taken a decade for the joint venture to make the move #cdnpoli #ParlCA https://t.co/0ewDNnDJII

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Representatives of the skilled trades also welcomed LNG Canada’s expansion decision. Sean Strickland, head of the Building Trades unions, said he expects it to create “thousands of good-paying, unionized jobs, and put Canadian workers and resources to work” #cdnpoli