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Canadian PM Carney defends oil amid Venezuela prospects, backs Greenland sovereignty
Canadian PM Mark Carney says Canadian oil will stay competitive even if Venezuelan output rises after U.S. moves there — calling it low-risk and low-cost and highlighting carbon capture plans. He also reiterated support for Canadian energy infrastructure and said only Denmark & Greenland should decide Greenland’s future amid U.S. remarks. Strong words on energy & sovereignty from Carney in Paris
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