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Energy Minister Tim Hodgson says Canada is focusing on speed in getting new infrastructure built to support energy exports, including liquified natural gas.

U.S. and Canadian leaders push for nuclear energy expansion, citing shared goals on energy security, clean power, and global leadership in a shifting geopolitical landscape.

Energy Minister Tim Hodgson said the goal being sold by Canadian proponents to German buyers 'is being able to ship in as little as five years.'

As world oil prices continue their wild ride, energy experts say technology and cost-cutting have made Canadian oil sands amongst the lowest cost producers of oil in North America.

Experts say the bill, which cuts billions of tax credits for clean energy and electric vehicles, end a brief era where the U.S. and Canada were moving in the same direction.

Oil and gas drillers that import vast amounts of sand such as silica and quartz from the U.S. are getting relief from counter-tariffs that could have added heavy costs to industry.

Topping the list is the second phase of LNG Canada in Kitimat, B.C., where natural gas from Alberta is chilled into liquid and loaded onto specialized tankers for export to Asia.

The projects, part of the Major Products Office, include LNG Canada Phase 2 in Kitimat and the expansion of the Red Chris Mine in Northwestern B.C.

The federal finance minister spoke in Europe about the benefits for both Canada and the European Union in solidifying trade deals and other agreements.

Clean Energy Canada urges Ottawa not to repeal its EV mandate and instead focus on delivering more affordable EVs, reviving rebates, and improving charging access.

Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled plans for five upcoming projects aimed at boosting Canada's economy and helping to become less reliant on the United States.

A Nova Scotia government document on the proposed initial phase of the Wind West offshore project pegs the capital cost at $60 billion.

Carney's two-day visit to Mexico City is happening as Ottawa seeks more trade with Mexico in response to the United States' trade war.

As thousands flood into the Everything Electric Vancouver expo at the Convention Centre, Canada’s prime minister delivered a dose of reality from Ottawa.

The prime minister has revealed five projects to streamline through the country's regulatory processes but none are in the Maritimes. 

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced at a news conference on Tuesday morning that Germany and South Korea are the two best suppliers to meet Canada's submarine requirements.

Mark Carney said he wants to turbocharge Canada's economy through 'major nation-building projects that connect our regions, that diversify our products and build new markets.'

Canada's Natural Resources Minister, Tim Hodgson, said that Ottawa has not been presented yet with any private sector plan to build a new oil pipeline to the west coast.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said the move, likely to come into effect this fall, would support economic growth while ensuring energy companies work to lower emissions.

Even a majority of Quebecers support new oil and gas pipelines while most Canadians say environmental reviews simply take too long.