‘Treating pipelines like airports’: Carney relishes being the one to decide

The Alberta-Ottawa deal on pipeline approvals could significantly shape Canada's energy sector and economic future. Finance Minister Carney's enthusiastic stance on centralizing decision-making signals a shift towards more streamlined and efficient processes, akin to how airports operate. This move is crucial as it aims to balance environmental concerns with the nation's oil and gas ambitions, potentially influencing future investments and regulatory landscapes in the country. The implications extend beyond immediate economic gains, affecting long-term sustainability and international trade relations.