Carney recommending 5 'nation-building projects' for approval, including LNG expansion: sources | CBC News
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to unveil several “nation-building” projects Thursday morning that his government has identified as part of a promise to bolster Canada's economic independence amid a turbulent trade war.
Carney recommends 5 'nation-building projects' for approval, including LNG expansion | CBC News Carney recommends 5 'nation-building projects' for approval, including LNG expansion | CBC News Loaded Politics Carney recommends 5 'nation-building projects' for approval, including LNG expansion The initial tranche of major projects the federal government will help get off the ground quickly include expanding liquefied natural gas production in B.C. and upgrading the Port of Montreal, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday. Prime minister says first 5 projects would generate $60B for Canadian ec
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