Trans Mountain pipeline generating significant revenues for Alberta despite political grievances
By
Les Whittington
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Summary
The article discusses the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project in Alberta, highlighting that despite ongoing complaints about Alberta being disrespected by the federal government, the pipeline is now generating significant revenues for the oil industry and the province. The piece appears to push back against narratives of victimization by pointing out the economic benefits already flowing from the federally-built pipeline.
Key quotes
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Then-prime minister Justin Trudeau, left, finance minister Bill Morneau, and environment minister Catherine McKenna confirm the Liberal government's commitment to building the Kinder Morgan Trans-Mountain pipeline
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