On March 21, 1951, Canada redefined its future. Led by Liberal Minister of Trade and Commerce, C. D. Howe, the creation of TransCanada Pipelines united provinces, powered communities, created jobs, and forged a bold national identity. Now, another pivotal moment is upon us. LNG projects off Canada’s West Coast offer us the chance to propel the country to the forefront of global energy as the fifth-largest LNG exporter. The question is clear: will we rise with vision and decisiveness, or will we hesitate and risk falling behind?

The world is watching. Our allies are counting on us. And Canadians deserve an energy sector that delivers for them{ai:summary}<p>On March 21, 1951, Canada took a significant step forward with the creation of TransCanada Pipelines, which united provinces and bolstered national identity. Today, LNG projects on the West Coast present a new opportunity for Canada to become a leading global energy exporter. </p><p>The decision now lies in whether Canada will act decisively to seize this moment or risk missing out on potential growth and leadership in the energy sector. #economy</p>

François Poirier: LNG projects must be a national priority

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