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Why government pipeline and energy corridor schemes are destined to fail
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Once upon a time, it took just 20 months to get a pipeline built in Canada
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A Montana case is no surprise to Canadians who are familiar with how regulatory regimes protect industry from landowners
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Equity stake in the pipeline is key for landowners, Indigenous and non-Indigenous.
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Government by nature is all about expropriation
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Even if Ottawa's latest Crown corporation gets TMX built, it is going to be very difficult to compete with comparatively free enterprise Russia for China's oil and gas business.
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John Goudy’s roots pull him back to the land—but these days, he’s working it in a different way.
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But through the Crown corporation that manages the investments of the Quebec Pension Plan, that province is now investing billions in a Brazilian pipeline.
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What happens to your land after the final weld on Enbridge’s state-of-the-art replacement pipe?
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