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The Canadian government has announced a series of major infrastructure projects, including an LNG facility expansion, critical mineral mines, a nuclear reactor, and port upgrades, aiming to boost the economy against U.S. trade threats. Notably absent are new oil pipeline projects, which have been politically contentious.

Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized the urgency of these initiatives, projecting they could contribute C$60 billion and create thousands of jobs. However, concerns remain over environmental impacts and the lack of Indigenous consultation regarding these developments.