
Saskatchewan gov’t already working against Keystone cancellation
The Saskatchewan government is already working to stop the potential cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline approval in the United States, according to Premier Scott Moe.
Over the weekend, it came out that U.S. President-Elect Joe Biden intends to roll back the approval for the Keystone XL pipeline expansion as one of his first acts in office.
On Monday afternoon, Moe said Saskatchewan is already reaching out to its contacts in Washington, and he expects Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is doing the same.
“I would ask that the prime minister put the full weight of the Government of Canada behind advocating on behalf of this pipeline and what it can do, not only for Canadian energy, sustainability and competitiveness, but what it can do for North American energy, sustainability and competitiveness,” said Moe.