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    Varcoe: Oil pipelines in Alberta will fill up, but can system tweaks meet the need?

    Chris Varcoe, Calgary Herald November 15, 2025 1 min read
    Calgary Herald
    Varcoe: Oil pipelines in Alberta will fill up, but can system tweaks meet the need?
    AI Article Summary

    Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is advocating for a new pipeline agreement with Ottawa despite numerous challenges. Smaller pipeline expansion projects are moving forward, but there is concern about whether these adjustments will be sufficient to meet future capacity demands. The discussions are part of broader efforts to ensure long-term infrastructure viability for the oil industry in Alberta. This article examines the current status and potential future of pipeline projects in the region.

    What This Means for Canadian Contractors

    This project shows how critical it is for Canadian construction professionals, especially in the infrastructure sector, to stay informed about government policies that can affect pipeline development. For Canadian builders, this means potential changes in permitting processes and the need for innovative solutions to manage timelines and costs effectively. Understanding the evolving landscape can offer them a competitive edge in securing projects and adapting to logistical and regulatory challenges.

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