This week FP Video looks at how the possible resurrection of the Keystone XL pipeline , what the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank does and why Canada is the best country to host it, what the latest economic and inflation data mean for interest rates and the Bank of Canada , and energy leaders weigh in on the Ottawa-Alberta energy deal.
How Keystone came back from the dead
Keystone XL was supposed to be dead.
After years of political fights, legal challenges and environmental opposition, then-United States president Joe Biden revoked the cross border permit for the pipeline in 2021. TC Energy later cancelled the project, ending what became one of the most controversial energy proposals in North America. Now, the idea is back — sort of.
What energy leaders say about the Alberta and Ottawa Deal
Energy leaders weigh in on the latest Alberta–Ottawa deal, featuring industry reactions, and analysis on what the agreement could mean for jobs, investment, and national energy policy.
Why Canada is best home for the global defence bank
Dominique Babin, partner at Dentons, talks to Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank will work.
Inflation data buys the Bank of Canada time
Randall Bartlett, deputy chief economist at Desjardins Group, talks about what the latest inflation numbers mean to the economy and the Bank of Canada.