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The prime minister said many of the right things about the new Pacific Link project, but there is still a ways to go

CALGARY — It’s not a finish line, and it’s been a longer and more complicated process getting to this point than should have been the case, but Thursday’s pipeline announcement is a major milestone, nonetheless.

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The declaration that the new west coast pipeline — now known as Pacific Link — is a project of national interest marks not only a big step forward for this vital project, but also a further and significant break from the Trudeau legacy.

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Justin Trudeau’s name was absent from Thursday’s press conference, but his policies and his record were, for all intents and purposes, thrown under the bus numerous times — not just by Alberta’s premier, but also by Trudeau’s own successor.

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