his project will support almost 60,000 jobs in our two countries, giving workers – sidelined by the economic downturn and COVID-19 pandemic on both sides of the border – hope and optimism for a steady and reliable paycheque for the next three years.
Read morePhase 3 of the Site Rehabilitation Program allocates up to $139,000 to each active site licensee in the province.
Read moreToday we visited the Enoch Cree Nation to see one of the sites being cleaned up by Backwoods Energy, an Indigenous oilfield services contractor.
Read moreTo date we have allocated $64.6 million in grant funding to 140 Alberta based companies as part of the Site Rehabilitation Program.
Read moreToday’s ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada puts an end to legal challenges that have delayed the Trans Mountain Expansion Project dating back to 2013.
Read morePhase 3 of the Site Rehabilitation Program allocates up to $139,000 to each active site licensee in the province.
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