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🇨🇦 Canada can't just keep up with the U.S.—it has to move faster. Speaking during the Calgary Stampede, Enbridge CEO Greg Ebel explains why Canada is losing the race for energy investment. From LNG to major infrastructure projects, he says the U.S. went from banning exports to becoming the... show more

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