The announcement that TC Energy is cancelling the problem-plagued Keystone XL pipeline project wasn’t a big surprise.
It seemed unlikely the Calgary-based company could dig its way out of U.S. President Joe Biden’s decision last January to yank its cross-border permit.
After evaluating its options, it appears TC Energy reached that same conclusion on Wednesday.
But this week’s decision to pull the plug doesn’t put to rest a couple of key questions that have been hanging over the project — not just for Keystone XL, but for the Alberta government, environmental groups and other pipeline projects.
Can Alberta still get some money back?
Last year,
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