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What are the 3 projects Ottawa wants fast-tracked? | Power & Politics
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32:23Now PlayingA highway, deepwater port and nuclear waste storage facility are all on the federal government's agenda to be fast-tracked for development. Power & Politics hears from Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon, as well as Northwest Territories Premier R.J. Simpson, both of whom attended the announcement in Yellowknife on Wednesday. The Power Panel also weighs in.
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