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We need energy infrastructure in the national interest

A key piece of nation-building energy infrastructure is our east-west electricity grid. We need to be able to buy and sell electricity, particularly renewably generated electricity, not only north to south but across Canada. But none of this is happening because we are arguing about spending upwards of $15-billion on buying a 65-year-old pipeline and building a new one.

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August 13, 2018

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