Alberta Examines Three Northern Routes for Oil Pipeline to Serve Asia - Bloomberg.com

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**Summary:** Alberta is considering three northern routes for an oil pipeline to serve Asia, with Coastal First Nations leaders urging Canadian executives not to pursue a new pipeline to the northwest coast of B.C. **Why It Matters:** This development highlights ongoing geopolitical tensions and environmental concerns surrounding energy infrastructure projects in Canada.