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Fort McMurray, Cold Lake mayors celebrate new Pathways carbon capture agreement

July 14, 2026

Now that an agreement has cleared major hurdles for the Pathways carbon capture and storage project, the mayors of the two communities that will host the infrastructure say they are looking forward to the construction and production jobs in their regions.



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