Alberta government signs new oil and gas agreement with Enbridge
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The Alberta government will announce a new agreement with Enbridge Pipelines on Monday afternoon.
The Alberta government will announce a new agreement with Enbridge Pipelines on Monday afternoon.
Premier Danielle Smith's office says this is a new formal working agreement with Enbridge.
In a news release, it says the province is partnering with industry on opportunities for growth and investment in Alberta's oil and gas transport and storage networks.
Smith has previously said she aspires to double Alberta's oil and gas production and is talking to all pipeline companies about that.
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