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Prime Minister Mark Carney recently unveiled five national priority projects, none of which include pipelines, raising concerns about Canada’s potential as an energy superpower. While the projects could contribute an estimated $60 billion to GDP, this figure pales in comparison to the economic boost that oil pipelines could provide.

Critics argue that the Trudeau government's policies continue to undermine Alberta's oil industry, keeping Canada reliant on the U.S. market. Meetings between Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith have sparked mixed reactions, with skepticism remaining about the future of oil in the Liberal agenda.