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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has expressed confidence one or more pipeline operators will come forward with a plan to ship oilsands crude to the Port of Prince Rupert , B.C. , and test the federal government's new regime to speed along projects deemed in Canada 's national interest.
Enbridge Inc. is Canada 's biggest shipper of crude oil with a vast cross-border network.
It's also the company behind the scrapped Northern Gateway oilsands pipeline to the.
port of Kitimat .
Smith and industry players have been pushing Ottawa to lift the ban, but to date there's no sign the Liberal government will oblige. "This is simply not an area where we can have a pipeline," said Anna Barford , oceans campaigner with Stand . Earth in Vancouver . "When Alberta says pipelines, for us that means tankers.".
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