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New pipeline plans signal shift in Canada’s crude oil customer base

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July 5, 2026

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If approved, the West Coast pipeline would transport one million barrels of heavy crude per day to B.C.'s southwestern coast — which could solidify growing demand from Asian markets. As CBC's Jo Horwood reports, numbers from Statistics Canada show a jump in the amount of crude oil being shipped to Asia and Europe.

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