- President Trump granted a cross-border permit for pipeline projects in Alberta, requiring cooperation from energy companies.
- Trump partnered with Alberta to ease oil sector emission caps amid trade war pressures.
Canadian Natural Resources and others are seeking definitive agreements to grow oil production and mitigate potential negative impacts from U.S. tariffs.
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Updated Aug 18
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Canadian Natural Resources and others are seeking definitive agreements to grow oil production and mitigate potential negative impacts from U.S. tariffs.
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Trump partnered with Alberta to ease oil sector emission caps amid trade war pressures.Also in this story
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Canadian Natural Resources
company
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Alberta
province of Canada
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
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