Opinion: Thanks to Ottawa, you’ll pay for Alberta’s new pipeline
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Opinion: Thanks to Ottawa, you’ll pay for Alberta’s new pipeline
Because federal over-regulation has frightened off private investors a new pipeline will only get built if taxpayers finance it
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Earlier this month, the Alberta and federal governments jointly submitted a new oil pipeline proposal to the federal Major Projects Office. Why are two governments building a pipeline, with taxpayers assuming most of the cost and risk? Because under Canada’s current regulatory regime no private company wants to.
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