Cautious optimism in Nisku with two new Alberta pipelines proposals

Cautious optimism in Nisku with two new Alberta pipelines proposals

July 6, 2026 6:42 pm MST.

Albertans in Nisku are uncertain whether two new pipelines proposed from Alberta to B.C. and Ontario will happen, but are hopeful. An energy economist says Alberta would need to scale up production for the Ontario pipeline to work, creating new jobs.

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