- Infrastructure projects are underway connecting Nunavut, Northwest Territories, and Inuvik, alongside Mark Carney pushing a new Act through Parliament.
- Projects are underway to connect Nunavut and Northwest Territories via infrastructure.
- The Government of Canada is seeking to fast-track infrastructure projects, tying energy deals to national interest to unlock critical mineral opportunities.
- Canada is designating infrastructure in Northwest Territories and Nunavut while planning an energy deal with Alberta, driven by legislative action.
Northwest demands a permanent revenue sharing deal as LNG projects drive industrial development in partnership with Alberta.
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Updated Jul 9
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Northwest demands a permanent revenue sharing deal as LNG projects drive industrial development in partnership with Alberta.
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Alberta
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